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I'll repeat, again: there is no vast conspiracy to "enforce" climate denial. Change is happening, much of it man-made, and it's going to really, really hurt us.
My angle: who's 'us?'
Here's a convenient blacklist for alarmists to use against dissenters: Skeptical Authors on Climate Science http://www.eecg.utoronto.ca/~prall/climate/skeptic_authors_table.html
NOAA/NASA Dramatically Altered US Temperatures After The Year 2000 http://tinyurl.com/qhsowc7 Prior to the year 2000, NASA showed US temperatures cooling since the 1930 s, and 1934 much warmer than 1998. "Empirical evidence does not lend much support to the notion that climate is headed precipitately toward more extreme heat and drought. In the U.S. there has been little temperature change in the past 50 years, the time of rapidly increasing greenhouse gases in fact, there was a slight cooling throughout much of the country" ------------------------------------ NOAA and CRU also reported no warming in the US during the century prior to 1989. February 04, 1989 Last week, scientists from the United States Commerce Department s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said that a study of temperature readings for the contiguous 48 states over the last century showed there had been no significant change in average temperature over that period. Dr. (Phil) Jones said in a telephone interview today that his own results for the 48 states agreed with those findings. ------------------------------------- Right after the year 2000, NASA and NOAA dramatically altered US climate history, making the past much colder and the present much warmer. The animation below shows how NASA cooled 1934 and warmed 1998, to make 1998 the hottest year in US history instead of 1934. This alteration turned a long term cooling trend since 1930 into a warming trend. ------------------------------------- OOPS The Ministry of Truth must have missed the opportunity to make the necessary changes.
resp:535 Everyone on the planet.
Re #538: AGW and climate change as a result of it, if it comes to pass and is as extreme as some predict, are not equally harmful to all people. In fact, the results may be liberating to many; including whole classes. Not to mention, not everyone even agree on what amounts to harm.
I'm sorry to report that the climate is not warming. This is to my dismay. The Farmer's Almanac is predicting another severe winter. Cooling planet. Climate pause. Polar vortex. Excuses and more excuses.
That's immaterial. Climate remains a subject of scientific inquiry and there will be more learnt about it over time. Whether you like it or not; whether any true or imagined conspiracy pro/contra one or another policy likes it or not. I think the important lesson to be learnt is that knowledge isn't necessarily illuminating. All these vicious non-discussions come from not knowing where and how to incorporate new knowledge.
resp:539 Aggregate.
Keeping up with the Joneses Iraq's air force was built by the Brits after WWII until the monarchy was overthrown 10 years later. That new regime built up ties with the USSR and had to be retrained on the MIG 17, 19, and 21's (plus Ilyushin bombers and transports.) They used those armaments against the Kurds all through the 60's. In the 70's, they added French Mirage fighters and used those in the 80's against Iran. What do you think ISIS will force them to buy?
Re #542: And you supply the weights?
#543 U.S. arms the Kurds in Iraq to fight U.S.-armed ISIS Obama administration officials announced today that they are sending arms to Kurdish forces in Iraq to bolster their fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). "ISIS has obtained some heavy weaponry, and the Kurds need additional arms and we're providing those there's nothing new here," said State Department representative Marie Harf. But where did that heavy weaponry come from? As Vox reported, the U.S.'s bombing campaign against ISIS is destroying hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of U.S. weapons and other military equipment that had originally been given to the Iraqi military, but fell into the hands of ISIS militants as they gained control over a wide swath of the country. In other words, the very equipment brought to Iraq by the U.S. following the 2003 invasion is now being used by ISIS terrorists to attack the Kurds, who in turn will be armed by further shipments of American weaponry. - - Bonnie Kristian http://theweek.com/speedreads/index/266190/speedreads-us-arms-the-kurds- in-iraq--to-fight-us-armed-isis
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resp:544 Nope. But I question whether you understand the compounding effects these things will have on, like, the entire world. But your attempts to look clever sound ok.
#546 note that the image mocks/resembles Christ on the cross
re #548 Ever notice when moneybags is dragged by the cop Directly To Jail that he is outstretched like a cross and then when he does the Get Out Of Jail Free that he has wings? http://tinyurl.com/christmonopoly http://tinyurl.com/moneybagsascent http://tinyurl.com/moneybagscrucifixion
Re #547: You still miss the point. Put simply, your good is not my good. Understand?
Peter Lorre in Jerry Lewis's "Sad Sack" is a comedic villain. Just sayin
Re #549: Your willing omission of the catalyst is amusing: -- http://is.gd/dxxDVm + -- http://usa.mediamonitors.net/content/view/full/22536 There will be flaying to be done :-) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re #551: -- http://youtu.be/__eZAuc2f-Q?t=3m50s
> Who won Operation Protective Edge? Iran > > [...] > > Iran is also confident that the rest of the members of the P5+1 will be > more than happy to throw Israel under the bus for billions in potential > Iranian trade and oil. They have absolutely no moral compunction about > dealing with the world's leading state sponsor of terror, treating Iran > as a welcomed member of the family of nations. > > [...] > > * August 11 -- Iranian President Hassan Rouhani practiced taddiyah, > Islamic religiously sanctioned deception, by chastising Iranian > hardliners. While the West lauded Iran for converting much of its 20% > enriched uranium, Irans advanced centrifuges make possession of 20% > uranium irrelevant. Iran can convert 3% non-enriched uranium to 90% > nuclear grade uranium in six to eight weeks with advanced centrifuges. > > [...] -- http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Who-won-Operation-Protective-Edge-Iran-3722 96 Yeah, 'taddiyah.' Jew scum regurgitations out of Jew York. Won't the JewS 'taddiyah' his ass to Jewistan? It's about time. P.S. As even Pam G. could've told you it's taqiy'yah. Evil Mozzies do it all the time. So unlike the Jew scum that now festers openly on every sore.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VklUhPWJdag
-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv7VqFzJWzg
> Iran supplied weapons to Iraqi Kurdish forces; Baghdad bomb kills 12 > > (Reuters) - Iran has supplied weapons and ammunition to Iraqi Kurdish > forces, Kurdistan President Massoud Barzani said Tuesday at a joint > press conference with Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in > Arbil, capital of Iraq's Kurdish region. > > The direct arming of Kurdish forces is a contentious issue because some > Iraqi politicians have said they suspect Kurdish leaders have > aspirations to break away from the central government completely. The > move could also be seen by some as a prelude to Iran taking a more > direct role in broader Iraqi conflict. > > "We asked for weapons and Iran was the first country to provide us with > weapons and ammunition," Barzani said. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/993sQj -- (redirects to uk.Reuters) So... is Izzy defanged? Or is this a whole new chapter?
I do wonder, though, where Iran is slipping there; or it already has a firm grip and a ready razor held to Barzani's balls.
s/where/whether/
Treasonous sack of shit. This is the pretext for the next 911 attack. Narrative: Someone slipped in through the process and wow, we just didn't have the intelligence. They are already floating news that ISIS and Mexican drug cartels are working together. Alternate narrative: A white extremist "tea party patriot" was so angry about the 5 million amnesty, they acted out against the government. Bring in the government demolition crew and McVeigh 2.0. There are 3 suspects. There is one suspect. "Dem Rep Guti rrez appeared on MSNBC's Jose Diaz-Balart after MSNBC senior White House correspondent Chris Jansing said that senior White House officials expect Obama to grant executive amnesty to around 5 million illegal immigrants after his European trip to Estonia and Wales next week." "Reports have indicated that the executive action President Obama is planning to make by the end of summer could legalize some 5 million undocumented immigrants." http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/08/25/Rep-Luis-Guti-rrez- on-Expected-Executive-Order-Get-Prepared
"Whites" are busy with rainbow bracelets. Don't worry ;-)
#560 or being shot dead by black cops while the media looks the other way Ferguson-like attack in Utah escapes media notice; race bias seen http://tinyurl.com/nap45at
And who owns "the media?" >:-D
Lots of people/organizations own the media. Who CONTROLS the media? That's the bigger question IMO.
Lots? Really? -- http://is.gd/6GKtHz -- (redirects to Sons of Liberty Academy) They wouldn't be in immaculate chorus if the ownership were diverse.
resp:548 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEAlfdf_1cI
That one-ups the monopoly guy for sure.
Obama Administration is claiming it will not coordinate with Assad Regime to fight ISIS in Syria (per Josh Ernest Aug 26) yet the US military is relaying intel on ISIS through Russia and Iraq.
#567 Remember when Saudi's funded 911 and we attacked their enemy (Iraq)? Assad fights American equipped & trained ISIS. Obama declares a war on ISIS. Even though ISIS is a common enemy of Assad, why not attack Assad too? You have to do mental gymnastics to make sense of the nonsense. Or you could just tune into MSNBC/CNN and tune out. The NPR voices will lull you into serenity now.
resp:568 What? Oh, sorry; I couldn't hear you over the sound of the Starbucks barista making my latte before I get into my hybrid car and drive to the Whole Foods. There's a sale; half off organic Guatamalan kale.
#569 Military contractors died for your freedoms.
I like my coffee with guilt and hitsquads - straight out of the gas station thermos.
-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jundallah_(Iran)#International_sponsorship Reeks of America, as usual.
#572 Did you get a whiff of Starbucks and Exxon? I would love it if American media were to speak of these kinds of activities instead of glamorizing Obamas and Clintons as if they were media sensations. Then of course there are always the American flag lapel pins and yellow ribbons, gestures of support to the troops and reports of rescued kittens and ice bucket challenges to put the public at ease and reassure then that the age of exceptionalism is here and we are all lucky to be tweeting and friending. What would Jundallah do besides disrupt things and stir fear? There's no chance the group would be strong enough to overthrow the establishment.
Re #573: Be sure to check all the links. -- http://temi.repubblica.it/limes-heartland/the-centro-asian-ring-2/859 + -- http://is.gd/M77Umq + -- http://is.gd/G8I1n6 > [...] > > Article 146 [No Foreign Military Base] > > The establishment of any kind of foreign military base in Iran, even for > peaceful purposes, is forbidden. > > [...] > > Article 152 [Principles] > > The foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran is based upon the > rejection of all forms of domination, both the exertion of it and > submission to it, the preservation of the independence of the country in > all respects and its territorial integrity, the defence of the rights of > all Muslims, nonalignment with respect to the hegemonist superpowers, > and the maintenance of mutually peaceful relations with all > non-belligerent States. > > Article 153 [No Foreign Control] > > Any form of agreement resulting in foreign control over the natural > resources, economy, army, or culture of the country, as well as other > aspects of the national life, is forbidden. > > Article 154 [Independence, Support of Just Struggles] > > The Islamic Republic of Iran has as its ideal human felicity throughout > human society, and considers the attainment of independence, freedom, > and rule of justice and truth to be the right of all people of the > world. Accordingly, while scrupulously refraining from all forms of > interference in the internal affairs of other nations, it supports the > just struggles of the freedom fighters against the oppressors in every > corner of the globe. > > [...] -- http://www.servat.unibe.ch/icl/ir00000_.html + -- https://www.google.com/search?q=%22a+nation+or+a+cause%22
> New Iran-Contra book shows how US-Iran ties were scuttled > > The scandal that became known as Iran-Contra is a distant memory for > most Americans and Iranians. But an important new book provides > fascinating details about US ignorance about Iran, which contributed to > the largely botched effort to free US hostages in Lebanon and hindered a > possible breakthrough in US-Iran ties 30 years ago. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/g8EQsg -- (redirects to al-Monitor) Made sense of quite a few things to me. In particular, why Israel was willing to play. The US knew then and ever since the Islamic Republic can be a very useful partner. Israel, on the other hand, knew it can't keep existing for long while the Islamic Republic exists. It paid for the US, not for Israel. Was a mystery to me why they played at all. Clears it up a bit: Izzy was apparently aiming to pull an al-Sisi on Iran. P.S. You have to read Banisadr's duplicity between Persian and English interviews to see how full spectrum Iranian opposition to the Jewish apartheid state is.
NSC overstepped it's fundraising efforts - no doubt. Poindexter and North should have done time but Reagan had their backs. I don't think anyone at that level was convinced Lebanon was a place where Israel should have driven more than 20 miles over the line for more than 7 days but it did happen and then things like Colonel Higgins engendered apathy towards Lebanon.
-- https://youtu.be/pdZgkGI5h0A About two orders of magnitude better than the Star-Spangled Banner.
9 yr uzi old girl should be charged with terrorism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsHoOIHDutE #577 Very classy prostitute. It's all a decomposing skull with flowers. A caterpillar metamorphosing inside of a spent mortar shell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JRxVov_0a0
Re #578: Hooker with a heart of gold. You jealous?
#579 All of us are paid to perform. Am I jealous of breathing? Of eating and sleeping?
Re #580: Nah, the 24K gold heart *chuckle*
Client #5
Candy Shop?
Perhaps you've seen my series: Mackin Chicks on X-Box
{nerd laughter}
> There is always a need for intoxication: China has opium, Islam has > hashish, the West has woman. Hm?
I thought Northern Italy and Brazil had the women? The west has Kentucky Fried Chicken and imported Korean tvs.
Take it to Malraux. Trivia: 'maalrow' means in Persian 'narrow road only suitable to beasts of burden [not to carriages].'
That road is the master staircase only the slaves travel. The service elevator. The back kitchen. The work shop. The low down.
Welcome to the Islamic State. http://tinyurl.com/pp93qrn
So, if ISIS is doing "war crimes" and the US armed them, will McCain now be taken to ICC? Or will the US Murder Corps keep gurgling his salty and vinegary ball sack? Welcome to America. (Technically, if you aren't a state, nor are you a party to Geneva Convention, nor have you signed the Rome Statute you cannot commit war crimes. HRW knows this. DailyMail had its mouth shut during NATO bombings of Libya and Operation Serval.)
"Technically, if you aren't a state, nor are you a party to Geneva Convention, nor have you signed the Rome Statute you cannot commit war crimes." Right. And said party cannot accuse US Murder Corps for stacking them in naked pyramids, tazering their nuts or forcing them to sodomize each other on a stack of burned Koran bromance novels. *cranks Seek & Destroy by Metallica* >So, if ISIS is doing "war crimes" and the US armed them, will McCain now be taken to ICC? McCain, Bush Jr., Hillary, Obama and their accomplices are all guilty of war crimes IMO. You can shackle 'em up and throw your shoes. I'm okay with it.
Following your logic China should pull a Nanjing on Jew York due to US Murder Corps' deeds. I would love to see that.
re #590 No no...this is how it happened The Iraq gummin, namely al Maliki, didn't hire Sunni soldiers. Thus, there was a vacuum of unemployed Sunni guys in their 20's looking to kill something/somebody for profit. Enter ISIS. McCain or whomever having supplied rebels of various factions just happens to be like Obama giving cash for clunkers - you can't blame Obama for alot of texting accidents by entitlement bastards who have an Obama phone and Clunker compact car.
McCain is a secret Wahabist.
McCain made money selling beer to minors.
Obadiah calls himself an "iron monger," and has no qualms about selling Stark Industries weapons to both sides of the conflict. Tony returns home, furious. While there he watches news reports of the worsening situation in the Gulmira region. He tests modifications to his hand repulsors, turning them into a weapon. When the new suit is completed it is fitted to his body by an automated robotic system. Stark flies off to Gulmira at hypersonic speed, determined to right his company's wrongs. In Gulmira, terrorists are rounding up civilians for capture and execution when they are confronted by Stark, whose Mark III armor is more than a match for them. Within seconds, he defeats the first group of terrorists, using his advanced weapons to take out several without any innocent casualties. He destroys the terrorists' missiles. He leaves the group's leader, Raza's chief lieutenant, alive and defenseless for the villagers to take their revenge on.
#596 sounds about as stupid as America. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re #593: Decoy story. Maliki himself didn't design or start de-Ba'athification although he benefitted from it. In Iraq "Sunni" is a cover term for Ba'ath beneficiary due to the extent of Saddam's culture of dependency. These former beneficiaries cannot be trusted with positions of even small power, as seen in desertions of "Sunni" soldiers who _were_ recruited and left behind arms and equipment for ISIS. Removal of Maliki won't change the design or the trend either. It is a catharsis of Iraqi society by necessity rather than preference. These were the same subset of Iraqis who cheered for Saddam's al-Qadisiy'yah myths, had no sympathies against forced exile of more than a tenth of their countrymen under a label, and spared Iranian POW's no harrassment. A possible cure migth've been retaining and expanding a generous social welfare programs to disincentivize such behavior without actually giving power. But hey, have to lavish funds on Green Zone, contractor security, and military vehicle fuelling. And don't you think that wasn't already nickel-and-dimed from Iraq's revenues. Re. ISIS arming, I'll notify ICTR of your reasoning. They should reverse some convictions.
Did Someone Order a Sexy Persian Wingman? ~ Roger, American Dad Interesting take on Iraq. I wonder why American media does not crucify Bush for causing the mess instead of insisting on more war. Honestly, I give up. I hate to see what is going on but war is in the cards apparently no matter who is in charge at superpowers, inc.
Jew decide. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrian_Emergency_Task_Force + > Did an Israel lobby front group organize McCain's trip to Syria? > > In an attempt to dispel embarrassing reports that Senator John McCain's > "surprise" trip to Syria featured a meeting with kidnappers -- including > Mohammad Nour of the Northern Storm rebel group -- behind the 2012 > abduction of 11 Lebanese religious pilgrims, The Daily Beast's Josh > Rogin cited Mouaz Moustafa, the executive director of a little-known > organization called The Syrian Emergency Task Force: > > > "Nobody self-identified as Nour, and none of the guys who were > > standing outside were in the meeting with McCain," said Mouaz > > Moustafa, executive director of the Syrian Emergency Task Force, an > > American nonprofit that helped organize the McCain trip. Moustafa is > > in the picture and was also inside McCain's meeting with the rebel > > commanders, along with Task Force political director Elizabeth O'Bagy. > > Rogin's defense of McCain, of course, rests on the perceived > independence of Moustafa's "NGO." The Syrian Emergency Task Force, > however, appears to have close ties to one foreign government and its > powerful American lobby. Not only is Mouaz Moustafa listed as one of the > Washington Institute's "experts," he recently addressed the > AIPAC-created think tank's annual Soref symposium on the theme of > "Inside Syria: The Battle Against Assad's Regime." > > [...] -- http://is.gd/JphkVa -- (redirects to The Passionate Attachment) + > Meet the Syrian Islamist Organization Controlling Senator McCain's > Agenda > > A few days ago, the Wall Street Journal ran a high profile article from > one Elizabeth O'Bagy arguing that the majority of the Syrian rebels were > actually moderates. > > Senator McCain mentioned Elizabeth O'Bagy's op-ed during the Senate > hearings, when he wasn't playing poker, and tweeted it. That should come > as no surprise, considering that O'Bagy is credited with arranging > McCain's infamous photo op with the Syrian rebel leadership. > > The Wall Street Journal lists O'Bagy's role as the Institute for the > Study of War. It leaves out the fact that she is the political director > for the Syrian Emergency Task Force making her an activist. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/8NrPYp -- (redirects to FrontPage)
re #597 These were the same subset of Iraqis who cheered for Saddam's al-Qadisiy'yah myths, had no sympathies against forced exile of more than a tenth of their countrymen under a label, and spared Iranian POW's no harrassment. A possible cure migth've been retaining and expanding a generous social welfare programs to disincentivize such behavior without actually giving power. But hey, have to lavish funds on Green Zone, contractor security, and military vehicle fuelling. And don't you think that wasn't already nickel-and-dimed from Iraq's revenues. yep
Don't forget to pass out recreational drugs. That helps too.
21st century yet there are cowardly men among us who have no honor or integrity that are the very worst of what humanity has to offer. http://tinyurl.com/po8ohnh When I think of how ignorant and savage these people are, I have to say it's an insult to animals to make a comparison. They are beneath rats.
King Obama is going to bring it to Syria and Iraq. http://time.com/3211132/isis-iraq-syria-barack-obama-strategy/ I wonder if the F-16s Obama gave to Muslim Brotherhood have remote kill switches? Just a random thought. It's not like I think Brotherhood weapons would end up in the hands of Islamic State. I know the Saudis are keeping them flush with cash but they don't stand a chance against Obama's death machine. If I was pro-war and bloodthirsty I would be getting excited about what is to come. Savages getting savaged. Then some other mystery sand nigger mohammed-cult group will pop up and more brown people will be planted like turnips. It's all white noise for the Apple event on 9/9.
More naked emperors: http://tinyurl.com/n6ufg3d
re #603 He's a great leader ... ...of egg hunts and pep rallies
#605 What kind of president/leader sends his people to incite racial hostility after a unarmed man is killed by a cop? What kind of president would admit there's a grave threat but there is no strategy? It's baffling to me. And of course I'm only being pest (with cynicism that would read bad by people who don't really understand me) in 602-604 but deep down I'm seriously troubled and frustrated by what is going on. There's drama in the theater and the actors are all giving it their best shot. War is obvious. But the endgame is not good for anyone!
re #606 Ukraine is being invaded and Obama sits on his ass. *shrug* GH Bush would have at least pulled EU leadership into a room for some windmill cookies and Vernors.
> The time is ripe for a charismatic, populist leader to channel people's > anger into war > > Posted by Editor on October 30, 2011 in Europe, Opinion, U.S. > > [...] > > This historical moment demands an individual who is capable of tapping > into public frustration--as Hitler did for Germany in the traumatic > period of time following World War I--and linking it to a captivating > ideology that everybody can get behind and follow enthusiastically and > blindly. Without a compelling narrative, our collective acrimony will > produce little in the way of bloodshed. > > Throughout history, ideologically-driven leaders have emerged to fill > the gap between our indignation and the practical actions needed to > create a new order--built, of course, through indiscriminate slaughter, > but maintained through the kind of close surveillance that only the most > ruthless and dedicated authoritarian regime can oversee. Pinochet, Mao, > Stalin: these were more than just men of vision--they were a critical > resource for a disillusioned public that demanded clear orders to follow > to the death. Literally, to the death. I would like to believe that > humanity has not yet exhausted such a valuable commodity. -- http://is.gd/SA3kSU -- (redirects to The Daily Autocrat)
BTW, 'no strategy' sounds like a POTUS telling the truth for once. I realize being weaned off of big boy attitudes at once is hard, but it's for the best.
"BTW, 'no strategy' sounds like a POTUS telling the truth for once. I realize being weaned off of big boy attitudes at once is hard, but it's for the best." The situation did not develop overnight. Saying, "there is no strategy" is a great way to get people to lose confidence. Does a CEO say, "competition is tough, we have no strategy to deal with them?" Having the president of America say that is pretty incredible. Did Moses say, "I have no plan" to the 600,000 Israelites before they were driven out of Egypt? Hell no! He stood up like a man and led them to the promised land. He had a plan! Obama is not a leader.
Yes, it developed over the long history of American international crimes and blunders. At least eight decades of it until now. Historical events at the scale of decades don't fade with time. They accumulate and sometimes even become amplified by circumstances. Now, if you want the crimes and blunders since the 1930s to have faded you should deep-freeze yourself and set the timer to perhaps around year 2100. Do you prefer being lied to? Has that produced good results so far? If a CEO falsifies performance data presented to shareholders his head will be on a pike. This one is being nice enough to tell you you may want to jump ship while you can. No POTUS has been qualified enough to run a high school on his own since after Eisenhower.
> Exclusive: U.S. may use secrets act to stop suit against Iran sanctions > group -- http://is.gd/WYah1V -- (redirects to Reuters) + -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP4lWzlO894
I don't believe folks like Olsen and McRaven sit on their hands without giving a plan to POTUS to implement in a 24 hour window. No strategy my ass. He's just letting it unfold. Perhaps there's something bigger they're planning to do...
Limited hangout.
Maybe a landbridge to Crimea is not a problem to the pretzel party in Belgium. A few sanctions here and there, some political banter, and dip the hands into the taxpayer cookie jar for good measure.
If the EU had brains it'd be more concerned about US behavior than Russia. Russia is uninterested in expansion and would've been just happy to not be pestered while running its own version of gangster capitalism. The US is not like that.
How many countries has the U.S. Taken over and made part of the whole?
I could name the two recent ones.
What are they?
Afghanistan. Iraq. (Tried also with Ukraine.)
Afghanistan and Iraq are not part of the United States. I'm a little surprised I had to explain this as it seemed obvious.
They are better than parts. All the goodies, none of the responsibilities.
No goodies from either country are going to the U.S. and you know it. Afghanistan does offer *some* *paid for* exports to the United States but they are a tiny fraction of what comes in from other countries, even compared to other countries in the region of Afghanistan (like Turkey and India). Regarding Iraq, other than oil, most of which is promised to China, the main export is agriculture which is marketed middle eastern countries. Nice try! Now where Russia is concerned, they are annexing the Ukraine. U.S. trade for capital goods with Iraq and Afghanistan vs annexation of Ukraine. Apples and oranges and you know it. And don't insult me by asking for sources for info concerning Chinese oil contracts in Iraq.
I suggest looking up Afghan copper for starters. Then the rest of Afghanistan's mineral resources. Re. China, you really don't understand its relationship to the US; or rather, those who actually count in the US (and their EU friends). Just look at whose money it is that's getting compounded when it's "China" that appears to be making money. And bear in mind, this is real money due to how its tied to actual resources and products. It isn't toy money as used by the little people inside American borders. One piece of information you seem to be sorely missing is that of all the hydrocarbon resources the US has been murdering people to control a rather small, and declining, fraction is actually for use inside the US. Its function is global market control and through that maintaining political control of vassals and colonies. 'Oil promised to China' has never been a problem. Who gets to control its flow is. Likewise, Russian natural gas sold to the EU is not the problem; control of its flow is. That is not to mention major military bases which should (and would) only exist on own soil (were it not for the fact that Afghanistan and Iraq are new 'lesser states' of the US). As they say, once the US has gained ground somewhere it never leaves.
Uh, I should've taken your word 'trade' and scare-quoted it, too: "trade." America doesn't do trade. America giveth, America taketh ;-) Re. Russia, Ukraine is their Mexico and they're taking Texas.
> Iran Didn't Create ISIS; We Did > > Instead of shifting blame for ISIS's rise, the West and its allies > should look in the mirror. > > The Baroness Turner of Camden recently argued in The Diplomat that Iran > is the "major driving force" in Iraq's civil war, and furthermore, that > Iran is "central to the broader conflict that has seemingly put the > entire Middle East beyond hope of stability." The Baroness' article is > right about one thing: the Iranian regime brutally suppresses > dissidents. But it is not the main party responsible for Iraq's civil > war, or for the broader conflict in the Levant. It may be convenient for > dissidents and opponents of the current Iranian regime to blame Iran for > the rise of ISIS, but history tells a different story. > > [...] -- http://thediplomat.com/2014/08/iran-didnt-create-isis-we-did/ The Baroness had Newt's hand up her rear. Someone's pointing it out. Unusual. By the way, dear America, 'brutal' is you and your whore mama; not Iran or the Islamic Republic.
> Brief met excuses aan President Putin > > De groep achter De Ommekeer heeft een brief opgesteld aan president van > Rusland, Vladimir Putin. Onze politici en de media liegen ongeloofelijk > als het gaat om de Oekrane. De opstand en het afzetten van de regering > is geheel door de VS en de EU georganiseerd. Met het neerhalen van MH 17 > heeft het de aandacht van Nederland. Dat echter de politiek en de media > bol staan van de leugens valt blijkbaar niemand op. Rusland heeft de > Krim niet geannexeerd, Rusland heeft het vliegtuig niet neergeschoten, > er is nog geen onomstotelijk bewijs. Maar de VS en de EU hebben al een > vonnis uitgesproken nog voordat er een onderzoek is geweest en dit > onomstotelijk bewijs is geleverd. Dit is niet hoe een rechtsstaat > functioneert. > > [...] > > Dear Mr. President Putin, > > Please accept our apologies on behalf of a great many people here in the > Netherlands for our Government and our Media. The facts concerning MH17 > are twisted to defame you and your country. > > We are powerless onlookers, as we witness how the Western Nations, led > by the United States, accuse Russia of crimes they commit themselves > more than anybody else. We reject the double standards that are used for > Russia and the West. In our societies, sufficient evidence is required > for a conviction. The way you and your Nation are convicted for crimes > without evidence, is ruthless and despicable. > > [...] -- http://ommekeer-nederland.nl/brief-met-excuses-aan-president-putin/ + -- http://ommekeer-nederland.nl/brief-met-excuses-aan-president-putin/#engl ish > Cees Jan (Cees) Hamelink (Rotterdam, 14 september 1940) is emeritus > hoogleraar Internationale Communicatie aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam > en emeritus hoogleraar Media. Hij is hoogleraar in managementinformatie > en kennis aan de universiteit van Aruba en hoogleraar media, religie and > cultuur aan de Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. > > [...] -- http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cees_Hamelink
re #625 Re. Russia, Ukraine is their Mexico and they're taking Texas. Ukraine is the size of Texas. How about - former USSR countries are their Mexico and they're *attempting* to take Texas. Bessarabia will be the undoing of Putin.
Re #628: Nope. Russia won't even try that.
re #628 All the signs point to it so far
Re #630: Only in a reading that sees Russia as proactive rather than reactive. I don't see many respectable voices harboring that reading.
Just some vodka drinkers having a good time on the phone. http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/04/06/just-joking-bugged-russi an- ambassador-want-to-annex-alaska-and-miami.html
Yeah, whore writing for Jew mouthpiece. Why am I not surprised. You're welcome to be... lie.... ve, of course.
re #631 Respectable? I suppose these gents were just on a camping trip? www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2e6qaUVM8Q
Re #634: How does that negate that Russia is reactive? Russia frames this--correctly, mind you--as NED funding a coup in a neighboring country where it has vital interests and whose fate is tied with Russia's in a million ways; not the least of those a large Russian-speaking population subgroup. Its response is not Soviet-irredentist. Rather one in many ways similar to American support of RoC (the usual 'a son of a bitch, but our son of bitch'). Geographic proximity allows this Russian Taiwan to be administered as well, although only reluctantly. You cast it all as Soviet irredentism. I said that would mean Russia is being proactive and that most respectable voices concur it is not. If not provoked by the coup there wouldn't be any moves on part of Russia, I believe. It has far more important business to do. In fact, the timing of this coup is likely related to other American clashes with Russia elsewhere. Somewhere in there South Stream pipeline is probably being considered as well.
A large population of Iranians live in the United States. They are American. It's time we save all the unfortunate Iranians in Iran from the threat of poverty and mistreatment. Annexation is the only way to help unfortunate relatives of United States citizens. I also heard that there are English speaking folks in Iran. It's an outrage that we allow them to live under heavy rule where their internet is restricted and sanctions threaten their health and safety!
Re #636: False analogy. Ukraine doesn't have a separate history of its own. The country you know as Russia was run out of Kiev for five centuries and Kievan Rus was only ended by Mongols. Think of its relations to Russia as that of New England to the US, with a twist. NATO can try to redraw borders according to Western interests but it cannot change history. Annexation is not what's happening. Russia has not annexed Ukraine. It has done two things: 1. rearranged Crimean peninsula administratively, 2. supported Russian separatists in two or three Ukrainian provinces. Relevant QA: a. Are these nice things to do? No. b. Are they comparable to Western behavior? Yes, just far less pernicious. Russia is geographically and culturally relevant in Ukraine. The US is not, anywhere outside of North America. c. Is there precedent? Yes, American history with Mexico. d. Do they impinge on sovereignty? Yes and no; sovereignty is quite complex. The UN decolonization procedures ongoing since the end of the Second World War set precedents and are evaluated case by case. For example, one of Israeli arguments against Palestinians is that a Palestinian nation never existed, which is true but irrelevant and should be contrasted with "Biblical" "history" claims of Jews which are plain bullshit. Historical land claims and sovereignty are not one and the same. e. Do they contest any groups' historical land claims? No, and no population displacements are expected to result. The issue is purely about political organization: who and how of rule. f. Could an integral Ukraine continue to exist? No, since a doctrinally anti-Russian group came to power through NED's coup. g. Can Ukraine be reintegrated? Yes, by Ukrainian elite acknowledging Russian relevance in their equations. Which they did until very recently. NATO and the EU sang them songs and this is the outcome. Ukraine to Russia can be Afghanistan to Iran. Iran does not intend to leave Afghanistan, ever. There is no 'exit strategy' for Iran vis-a-vis Afghanistan. However, Iran doesn't intend to administer Afghanistan either. It demands--and takes--relevance in Afghan politics in return for favorable treatment of Afghanistan and its people. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re. Iranians in America, English speakers in Iran: Iranians in the US don't have historical land claims and have been admitted under specific conditions set in their residence permits or the Oath of Allegiance. Those conditions are legally and morally binding. The allegiances of any citizens must be to the US. If any naturalized US citizen of Iranian birth engages in tradecraft against the US they will rightfully be tried for treason. By contrast, Ukraine was carved out of historically Russian lands after the collapse of the Soviet Union and in fact Ukrainian language was not even a majority language in Ukraine until recently. Recent formation of Ukraine as a country did not in any legal way gain the allegiances of the Russians residing in newfangled borders. Compare with other former SSRs, such as Tajikistan, where Russian language never was any majority's native tongue and no locals felt allegiances to any incarnation of Russia. There are perhaps a tiny number of Iranians in Iran whose native tongue is English. All other Iranians speak other languages than English as their native tongue and have historically been subject of one or another Iranian state. Iran's annexation by the US can work out, too. I assure you if the US were to grant all Iranians equal US citizenship and take responsibility for their well-being things would be very differently than what the US actually wants from and does to its vassals and colonies. (Hint: plunder.)
Er, things would be seen very differently.
re #637 Ukraine was carved out of historically Russian lands Do some more reading on Bessarabia. This is not a "return to the Motherland" natural progression going on unless you're a Bolshevik.
Re #639: I didn't say it is, and even if it were Ukrainians could still legitimately resent it. I don't think Afghans would be at all fond of reintegration with Iran. Most of Central Asia and Caucasus wouldn't be either. Tajikistan, perhaps. For that matter, for a while--even if short--Afghans were ruling Iran so they can envision reintegration in those terms rather than the other way around. I'm not too fond of any recent--say, 1800s and onwards--nationalism movements either. By then the game had radically changed due to early mass media (printing press onwards) and revisionism has just caused compounding trouble. Pahlavis were taught a lesson about their comical oil "Persianism" the hard way. Financier Zionism and Saudi Aramco "Arabism" are next ;-) The backbones of culture--language, religion, blood--which I invokved are a matter of who is relevant where, not justification for intrusion. See QA (a) and (b). If absolute sovereignty were to be the gauge then NED and other intereferences of irrelevant, conniving parties with vested interests and deep pockets would be the first that need culling. Had the West been less of a bunch of deceptive, thieving murderers the valuable human lessons which they have misappropriated under the false rubric of "Western" values would have a better change of taking root everywhere. But hey, who am I to disturb your Dacian wet dreams :-P
The west gave you unix and the internet. Dont bite the hand.
re #640 But hey, who am I to disturb your Dacian wet dreams :-P Really, the Dacian wet dreams going around are that Putin gets his half to the Danube of Ukraine and Moldova jumps into the arms of Romania begging for unification to enjoy EU membership/protection.
Re #641: "China" gave "you" paper and gunpowder; did "you" behave "yourself?" (Neither statement is true, by the way. In both yours and mine sufficiency is mistaken for necessity. It's an easy enough mistake to make when reading history backwards. With or without the West or China Homo sapiens would have produced things close enough to paper, gunpowder, UNIX, and the Internet. Not to mention no significant altruism has been involved in the spread of these technologies.)
Re #642: > INFOGRAPHIC > Where the European brains go -- http://www.alpbach.org/alpbuzz/where-the-european-brains-move/ It isn't so much "brains" as it is qualified professionals, but yeah.
#643 Jews are homo sapiens too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Israeli_inventions_and_discoveries
#644 Give us your CPAs, MBAs, Drs, Physicists, Chemists, Biologists...keep your tired, your needy and your criminals. Some countries have more of the latter than worth pursuing.
Re #645: No doubt. Which means nobody needed Izzy and when Jews chose to tie themselves to it they lost a chance at redemption. Not too late, though. Nobody has to remain a Jew. There's still chance for absolution of the persons, although not the word.
"Gene therapy for Jewish Princesses" would have been a good album title for Frank Zappa. >Nobody has to remain a Jew No one has to remain a [insert title/label]. Right. Tell a horse or a Frenchman to stop being what they are. Even if you want to break down the "what it is to be a Jew" again, you can't separate yourself from your DNA or your upbringing. I was raised Catholic without believing or later practicing. Am I still a Catholic? There are things embedded in my brain pan that can not be sifted out.
Anyone care to wargame this mess? NATO Weighs Rapid Response Force for Eastern Europe WASHINGTON As Ukrainian leaders warned on Monday of a great war with Russia, NATO leaders meeting in Wales this week were expected to endorse their most concrete response yet to increased Russian military intervention in Ukraine: establishing a rapid-reaction force capable of deploying quickly to Eastern Europe, officials of the alliance said. The new force of some 4,000 troops, capable of moving on 48 hours notice, will be supported with logistics and equipment pre- positioned in Eastern European countries closer to Russia, with an upgraded schedule of military exercises and deployments that are intended to make NATO s commitment of collective defense more credible and enhance its deterrence. ... http://tinyurl.com/or9oqvt
Official FBI propeganda: Listen to the radio and you might run across a segment that sounds something like a news report. A newsy music introduction plays as woman s officious-sounding voice begins narrating a story. In a stilted delivery that appears to mimic that of a news anchor, the woman states, In a move demonstrating the FBI s valuable role of protecting national security, Director James Comey creates a separate Intelligence Branch It turns out this isn t a news report at all. And the news anchor is actually a public affairs specialist. http://tinyurl.com/kcu98wr
Re #648: > No one has to remain a [insert title/label]. Right. Nah, not that simple. Black skin will be black skin. Complexion is there to stay. And a man with a handsome face will retain that face, too, and benefit from it. Genotype, epigenetic history, lived experience, and any persistent effects of those cannot be washed away or get ridden of. Judaism, on the other hand, is a fundamentally chauvinist belief system; and the term 'secular Jew' is just a mockery of reason. I wouldn't disturb anyone who wished to identify by clade (genetic heritage) or by nationality (world order), though. Clade is a much more limited notion than the discredited concept of race. It's also quite hard to determine and inherently complicated. I won't hide that I enjoy seeing mongrels of various sorts getting their pants in twists over proving their "purity." You can be happy that quite a few kids can still show their papa in the crowd. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Am I still a Catholic? There are things embedded in my brain pan that > can not be sifted out. What's your answer to "are you a Catholic?" Here's the answer I think you have given so far (paraphrasing): "I was raised in a Catholic family so I have a close understanding of Catholic tenets and can contrast them with what I learnt later in life. All for my betterment. I do not unquestioningly believe in those tenets nor do I obsessively attribute my achievements in life to either my ancestry or their beliefs." That's what I think Asimov likewise said of the extent of his Jewish character. You'd think all the talk of "Western" values would've had Jews contrast it against their wont tribalism, but no, had to use modern institutions to feed the same old cultural habits: nepotism, jingoism, and slaughter in the Levant and beyond. Worse yet, they poisoned the fountainhead of American thought. Pick any of the ideas key to American identity--individualism; entrepreneurial spirit; freedom of thought, speech, association, and enterprise--and I'll show a bunch of Jews benefitting from turning the idea on its head. That's really too much wrongdoing from such a tiny bunch, in service of such a petty cause. That's not to say Mozzies' Hawala Bank wasn't riding the back of the same ideas and perverting them.
>Here's the answer I think you have given so far That's about it. >I'll show a bunch of Jews benefitting from turning the idea on its head. Well, the way I see it is that there are all kinds of people turning those ideas on their head. It causes disruptions in my life sure but in the long term, those values will still be held on to by the majority.
3 Columbus churches vandalized with graffiti overnight COLUMBUS, Ind. - Columbus Police said they've never had anything like it - three churches vandalized in the same night. Someone spray painted them on the outside. It's the words used, though, that have some people asking if this was more than a prank. It was just one word. It said Infidels!' Father Doug Marcotte said of what was spray painted on Saint Bartholomew's Catholic Church in Columbus overnight Saturday. Parishioners saw that, along with the word "Qur'an 3:151" on their way into mass Sunday morning. It's certainly not a warm and fuzzy verse. It talks about the infidels, their refuge being the fire, explained Father Marcotte. Specifically, that passage of the Qur'an reads: "We will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve for what they have associated with Allah of which He had not sent down [any] authority. And their refuge will be the Fire, and wretched is the residence of the wrongdoers." http://tinyurl.com/kmpjcsc ---------------------------------- a. State Department incitement b. Simple prank by bored teenagers c. Actual sign of Islamic State uprising d. None of the above
Re #652: > Well, the way I see it is that there are all kinds of people turning > those ideas on their head. It causes disruptions in my life sure but in > the long term, those values will still be held on to by the majority. Sure thing. Evaluation of how serious the issue is and what its effects are depends entirely on who and where you are. Your evaluation suits your circumstances and that's just fine. Dance, sing, and make merry with your Jew friends ;-) Mine suits my circumstances, too.
Re #653: The Qur'an has a documented history. That verse is from aal-i-Imran sura (chapter). Aal-i-Imran means 'the House of Imran.' Imran being Amram, the name of Mary's father per Qur'an as well as the name of Moses' father. (Not the same Amram... hopefully.) -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Imran + -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imran_(father_of_Maryam)#In_Islam The specific verse is verse 151. Verses 150 to 152 are associated with this: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Uhud#Muslim_reaction It's about a military defeat of early Arab Muslims against an invasion of what was their only city at the time (Medina) by polytheist Arabs of Mecca and being saved, presumably by god, in the nick of time from total defeat and slaughter. The common interpretation of verse 151 says the invading and victorious army changed their mind about returning for a decisive defeat of Muslims because god caused them an irrational fear. (Likely Muhammad lifting morale after an obvious Muslim defeat.) That'd be the last thing someone who's read the Qur'an would quote to threaten anyone. Least of all to threaten Christians, because the same sura contains conciliatory addresses to Jews and Christians as 'People of the Book.'
> No American Arms for Lebanon until Civil Rights for Palestinians > Friday, 29 August 2014 12:45 > > By Franklin Lamb -- http://mwcnews.net/focus/politics/45571-no-american-arms-for-lebanon.htm l Exceptionally lucid.
> Friends of Israel > > The lobbying group AIPAC has consistently fought the Obama > Administration on policy. Is it now losing influence? > > BY CONNIE BRUCK -- http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/09/01/friends-israel Of course not. The Jew cocksucker always makes a comeback, and he won't be deterred without biting the Anglo cock off.
re #644 It doesn't mention Kazakhstan nor Calgary. ;)
Re #658: It maps the movements within the EU. The subtext likely is that easy movement across these countries has not facilitated symmetric betterment of life in all of them, rather encouraged further impoverishment of the already poor ones. Will you feel smug once in the absence of brains another Arrow Cross rises?
re #659 Am I feeling smug? The Putin Nazis are already at the doorstep. Btw, for me its Iron Guard but I get your drift.
Re #660: Sounded like that. Mentioned Arrow Cross because of former Teller talk.
Obama is going to "organize" the Arab world. --------------------- What we ve got to do is make sure that we are organizing the Arab world, the Middle East, the Muslim world along with the international community to isolate this cancer, he said. Obama added that the particular brand of extremism was first and foremost destructive to the Muslim world, by killing innocent citizens and damaging their economies. They are falling behind because of this very small and narrow, but very dangerous segment of the population and we ve got to combat it in a sustained effective way, and I m confident that we re going to do that, he said. http://tinyurl.com/lyb75bz
PNSR.
ISIS is threatening Putin. Tell me it's an inside job, LOL
Well, apparently Pacepa turned it on its head. So you have what's documented against Charlie Wilson versus Pacepa's delusions... or 'Disinformation' :-P Someone should write something on defector and expat psychologies; and their interaction with the confirmation biases of hosts. Consider how Victor Ostrovsky was delegimitized--to use the term out of Izzy's playbook--while Pacepa was lauded. Likewise, Poblete got to derail American foreign policy for over two decades, and still hasn't run out of steam. Some interesting highlights on that here: -- http://nationalinterest.org/feature/the-eternal-collapse-russia-11126 All that said, what's your personal opinion on Pacepa's stories?
I got 666! I'm convinced that the open border will be used as an "oops" excuse for the next planned 911-style attack. I'm also afraid that the shoe will then drop and the round-ups will begin. The bullets, automatic weapons and military gear on Main Street were ordered for a reason. Parallel construction from Stasi 2014: MYSTERIOUS RISE OF FAKE MOBILE PHONE TOWERS http://tinyurl.com/krth2pz A group of security-conscious Americans have revealed a nationwide network of "fake" cell phone towers of unknown origin which can intercept calls, texts, and even remotely control unprotected phones. When interviewed by The Popular Science Monthly Les Goldsmith, the CEO of ESD America and manufacturer of hi-spec encrypted smartphones aimed at businessmen who regularly visit cyber-crime hotspots Russia and China, revealed some surprising findings reported by his customers. It appears a network of interceptor stations exist across America. The custom Operating System (OS) of the company's phones eliminates hundreds of security flaws in the standard Android OS, and automatically warns users when their phones are targeted by rogue base stations. By collating reports from secure phone users, at least seventeen of these mystery towers were identified in the United States, spread fairly evenly across the country. Speaking to Popular Science he said: "One of our customers took a road trip from Florida to North Carolina and he found 8 different interceptors on that trip. We even found one at South Point Casino in Las Vegas". --------------------------- PS It's no mystery to me that apps like Facebook Messenger already have this ability and people consent to them. Who are the real bad guys?
Er, my edumacation is showing. That's supposed to be 'delegitimized.'
In the darkness, one ring was formed. One ring to bring us in the darkness and control us. The ring is a Jew! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Dark wizards with hook noses controlling humanity with a new world order! I am Arab, here me roar! *slaps own ass while smiling*
Cool.
> The price of an education for Afghan refugees in Iran > > Families brave xenophobia and economic woes to give their children the > chance of a better future > > [...] > > Isa, whose four grown daughters and son still live with him in Ghazvin, > has learned to avoid such mistakes. He is old enough to recall a time > when Afghan refugees enjoyed the same welfare and benefits as needy > Iranian citizens, and has struggled to adjust to the constantly evolving > laws that restricted those privileges as his compatriots began flooding > into the country by the hundred thousands, becoming the largest urban > refugee population in the world. > > As the cash-strapped Iranian government struggles to accommodate the > estimated 3 million Afghan refugees living in the country, the smallest > infraction is enough to get even documented immigrants deported. One > year ago, Iran began implementing a plan to repatriate some 2.5 million > Afghans by 2015. The strategy contradicts the current trend of Afghan > migration, which has been rising steadily as renewed violence near the > Durand Line displace civilians and Natos imminent withdrawal from > Afghanistan heighten political and economic uncertainty. > > [...] -- http://www.theguardian.com/world/iran-blog/2014/sep/05/iranthe-afghanistan- ref ugees Of course they'd be poor. Jew scum is eating their lot and engorging himself on blood. Dance to his tune, shabbos goys. (My first personal encounter with abject poverty was when I was 5 and saw this Afghan kid eating the remains of food off a cheap diner's plates. I was out with my mother for a once-a-year feast of buying a pair of shoes, but comapred to that kid I was king. Mother made sure I knew why the kid was eating that.)
Look at this Jew whore: -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbIX1CP9qr4
#671 If she's a whore I'd hate to see her Johns! I disagree with her on many fronts but "Jew Whore" is not something that would ever come to mind for me. I probably wouldn't even stoop to "crazy bitch." Liberal wacko is about right.
Re #672: It's a Jew and a whore. A Jew whore. Her Johns, you said? -- http://www.mygen.com/images/global07-KissingerBrzezinskMadeleineAlbright.jp g
Scary crowd.
re #665 All that said, what's your personal opinion on Pacepa's stories? LtGen Pacepa's stories mesh with others whom I knew/know personally from Ceaucescu's inner circle. If you're talking about his knowledge of zheleznaya yavka, he's an authority like none other. I don't know anyone who "liked" Pacepa nor considers him anything but a traitor - but so few would discredit his stories considering his '68-78 record and locales.
Re #551: What about his stories that all Muslims are fooled by the KGB about American malfeasances on their lands and elsewhere? Essentially, "it's all a KGB plot."
re #678 That's up to interpretation. "Fooled" and "convinced" Turn on FOX news any day of the week in USA and hear "Holy War" from the hysterical puppets. These idiots think Muslim, Arab, and anything of cloth wrapped on the head indicates "one of them"
Re #677: Pacepa hasn't left it open to any interpretation. He has claimed American behavior immaculate and all Muslims (and non-Muslims of MENA and, mind you, the rest of the world) delusional. He has claimed all these people are taken in by a vast KGB disinformation campaign without a matter of truth. That's a very common strain of thought, too. We've had Danny boy here spew it. "Bellstar blames it all on the US and Jews." And I've seen you run it, too. Disparaging what you call a belief in a "Jew Boogeyman." When it isn't 'KGB disinformation' it's 'psychological projection' or 'sour grapes' or any one of a long list of things that try to discount clear-as-day evidence and reflect back the accusations on the accusers. This isn't unique to American understanding of the MENA response either. The National Interest article on #665 explains the same pathology in understanding the Russian response. Meanwhile, NI articles on Chinese behavior themselves commonly have the disease.
#677 a casual work friend introduced me to a michigan militia splinter group member. They were inviting me to go shooting! All I could think of is a CIA infiltrator putting bomb guts in my hatchback while I'm inside the range. No thanks! They guys with towels aren't "them". We call then electrical engineers!
678 lump me in with the accusers who say it is all about Jew boogeyman and Americans for you because it usually is Is this what you see at night? http://tinyurl.com/porewfy
Re #680: -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsAydylM_g4
re #678 Pacepa hasn't left it open to any interpretation. He has claimed American behavior immaculate and all Muslims (and non-Muslims of MENA and, mind you, the rest of the world) delusional. In a manner of speaking...
> If there's no US military solution, why the military actions? > > By Phyllis Bennis -- http://is.gd/G4CNtm -- (redirects to TheHill.com) + -- http://jewishlight.tumblr.com/ Note who the author is. Phyllis Bennis. "Born" Jew. Righteous. Unusual of The Hill to publish a piece like that. Did they slip or is it a chance for throwing tomatoes at Obama? P.S. Yes, tod. Socialists! Commies! Evil! Boo! (Going by the Chomsky association must be closer to anarcho-syndicalism.)
Your Kantian universalism doesn't work if you insist Jews are your intellectual superior every time you see an article or see a video which screams human rights at counter terrorism.
Re #684: Uh, superior? No. Just catching up. Dissociating from the cult, getting on par. Why not welcome any individual awakening? Reward the good, forgive the repentant, cull the wicked. I am a just god. That aside, she isn't screaming human rights. Rather writing about effectiveness and consistency. From a pure American interests point of view she is already way ahead of the paid-for delusions peddled by, say, AEI.
Or say ADGAS...
Is that relevant?
> Iran banks pressed to retreat from asset speculation -- http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/850141de-3417-11e4-b81c-00144feabdc0.html So, 'too big to fail' doesn't apply in Iran? No austerity for Joe Smith while Shlomo Feingold licks his fingers? Or, is there something else at play? (I was loathe to use the name Feingold in a nasty way. Russ Feingold was probably one of the most proper US senators. Then I just couldn't resist. When the time comes one can hope he'll be there to kick the ovaries out of Shillary.)
Speaking of the EU and austerity, when will there be a Middle Eastern Union? Will Saudi Arabia be the superpower that holds the strings? Will there be solidarity? A common currency? Globalism fixes everything.
It's Turfan to Tangiers. What do you think all these wars are about? Pistachios? -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtiR35EOm7A Either the Imperial sovereign picks the right suzerain or--"by Allah!"--this fetus will end up in a back-alley dumpster *cackle*
Where's slynne when the back-alley girl scouts get their Obamacare scraping? IMO the wars are about destabilization. It never occurred to me that a middle eastern union was the end game. My thought was more of the same. Regime change where the new puppets are Exxon-friendly.
There's much more than oil to it. The world is an increasingly tight place. Exxon will be a quaint memory in 50 years. That stretch of land, on the other hand, is there to stay. Also, Middle East is a misnomer for that.
Boss Hogg and the fried chicken.
#692 >that stretch of land, on the other hand, is there to stay. What else does the Middle east have to offer other than luxury foods and oil? Labor? I haven't seen it to any significant extent though I think labor would be a great way to bolster the economy for "the little people." Decades of western manipulation will spill over into the future I'm afraid. >Exxon will be a quaint memory in 50 years. Oil is always going to be a must have commodity. Even if the world had moved completely to alternative fuel sources, oil is needed in manufacturing processes and building materials. Almost everything around us made from/of/with oil. There's no getting around it.
Re #694: What does Ukraine have to offer?
#695 Ukraine actually has a lot of trading potential: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Ukraine GDP per capita is very low $7,400 however (US has $54,980, Iran has $7,207). PS Inflation in Iran is 15%?! WOW "The official poverty line in Tehran for the year ending March 20, 2008, was $9,612, while the national average poverty line was $4,932." I would love to know what the cost of living is (relative to the average income) in Iran.
According to this article, Facebook is worth as much as the annual GDP of the Ukraine: http://tinyurl.com/k3mch7p http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-09-08/facebook-s-value-tops-200- billion-on-mobile-ad-optimism.html
Re #696: Trade what for what with Ukraine? Offer what to whom? Who offers Ukraine what in return? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Iranian inflation is much higher than 15%. Dollar numbers don't make sense for Iran, though, because IRR is not freely exchanged with USD. All significant sources of USD are state-controlled and fiscal policy determines USD-IRR exchange rate. Iran is a financial island and that's one of the reasons Uncle hates it. I usually find it amusing when dime-a-dozen Jew bags run the 'Iran is isolated' line. In their eyes it is because they see only the Jew capital, which is their creed. Ca. 2 million visitors a year is not considered of note. Re. cost of living: Iranians in general are poor but not piss poor. 'Statistical Centre of Iran' gives these figures for last Iranian year. (It's six months into the new one now.) Average cost of living (urban, annual): 206,034,000 IRR Average income (urban, annual, self-reported): 204,410,000 IRR Average cost of living (rural, annual): 129,610,000 IRR Average income (rural, annual, self-reported): 120,955,000 IRR Gini index (urban): 0.3513 Gini index (rural): 0.3243 Gini index (total): 0.3650 The extra zeroes are a bother. A redenomination with four zeroes slashed has long been due but the state appears to be concerned about its psychological effect.
Re #697: With a key difference: Facebook's "value" can evaporate within a week. Ukraine (the land) will be around long after the United States (the state) is gone.
re #698 Trade what for what with Ukraine? Metals and automatic rifles http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Ukraine Iran's major exports are rice, pistaccios, and healthcare workers.
#699 Right. That is why the valuation is absurd. I will think back to this day sometime in the near future when all the money goes *poof*. Joe Smith, investor has placed his earnings in the care of shysters. #698 Trade. Agricultural equipment & wares (seeds, tractors, etc.), automobiles, electronics, weapons, software, etc. http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/data/
Re #700: So there's a war in Ukraine over metals and automatic rifles? Explain this to walkman.
Re #701: Tod's been asleep for about four decades ;-) Certain birds have flown and the South is booming. The key space for hard growth will be in the South. The North will need to make-do with soft growth. Ukraine and cars: -- http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/world/2011-10/19/content_13935807.htm > Now, Ukraine's automobile manufacturers make between 100-200 thousand > vehicles per year. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automotive_industry_in_Ukraine > Iran developed a significant automotive industry with annual production > of up to 200 thousand units under the Shah's regime. But after the > Islamic revolution of 1979 production drastically decreased. Since the > early 2000, automobile production in Iran has grown exponentially. > Iran's automobile production crossed the 1 million mark in 2007/2008. > Today, Iran is the 18th largest automaker in the world and one of the > largest in Asia, with annual production of more than 1.6 million. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automotive_industry_in_Iran
ISRAEL POLICE BUST 'MESSIANIC' SEX TRADE RING http://tinyurl.com/mq5wxz3 Police say they arrested a group of eight "messianic" men and women who targeted vulnerable women and "prostituted them under the influence of drugs and alcohol." They told them that having sex specifically with non-Jews would "save the Jewish people and bring about redemption." Superintendent Arik Mordechai, who is heading the investigation, told Haaretz newspaper that some 15 women had been recruited, some of whom were believed to be minors. Their "clients" included Palestinians from the West Bank and foreign workers from Tel Aviv, the newspaper said.
#702 "So there's a war in Ukraine over metals and automatic rifles?" War and trade. Apples and Orangutans.
#703 Those cars are very innovative looking. *hearty laugh* (I work in automotive and my degree is in automotive design.) If I were to copy a car, I'd go with the KIA/Hyundai method. Copy category killers. Those cars look like 1996. I wonder if they have good quality mechanically speaking. The Chinese did the same thing with scooters. They copied a Honda Scooter from 1989 and they still look like a (very bad) copy of the 89 Honda. Why not copy the 2013 model? Like the tootsie pop drop and how many licks, the world will never know. Do you drive a car or motorcycle?
1999 Paykan http://tinyurl.com/q6g2veb 1962 Datsun http://www.earlydatsun.com/Skylines50.jpg.jpg Yeah, I'm a dick. Please to meet you.
Re #704: Poor critters. Nonetheless, Breitbart reporting is crap. It doesn't even maintain the same story within two consecutive paragraphs. Worse, referencing Lehava in Israel is like referencing Haq'qanis in Pakistan.
Re #705: Missing the point. If Ukraine were important only for metals and automatic rifles why would there be a war over it? Buying the metals cheap off hungry Ukrainians and paying Westerners to produce the rifles sounds like a better busiess plan, no? Also, one of main motivations of any war is to acquire what would cost more to get in equitable trade. > Afghanistan and Caspian Sea Oil -- http://is.gd/5uFcLL -- (redirects to some class material, Stanford.edu) + -- http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/esp_sociopol_nwo81.htm + -- http://www.oilcompanies.net/oil1.htm
Re #706: Those cars have buyers; now buyers outside Iran, too. That's what matters. They aren't copied the Chinese way. They're built on tech-transferred Peugeot platforms on the understanding that the next generation of those platforms would come from local knowledge. IKCO started its deals with European and East Asian manufacturers by CKD assembly in early 1990s and boosted its revenue through a legal oligopoly--between IKCO and a few other car makers operating on the same model--in Iranian market. Essentially, a major capital leak from Iranian consumerism was pooled back in via heavily jacked-up prices of automotive products and reinvested into buying and mastering industrial fundamentals. This allowed IKCO to diversify into other sectors; e.g., TAM IKCO that provides automation, construction, and engineering services. The conglomerate business model is rather close to, but nowhere as efficient as, Norinco. Nope, I don't have any motor vehicle. It's an unnecessary cost here in Tehran. (Which people apparently don't do the maths about. They'd rather own cars than use public transport and take taxis. As it is with all costs of ownership considered even taking taxis the entire time ends up being cheaper. Not applicable in the US, of course.)
Me htinks thou do protest too much (re: auto) Let's say for grins and giggles the "war" in Ukraine is simply a civil war. The Russki lovers of the east side of that country don't want anything to do with USA related "unions" A war about governance and who butters their bread.
Re #711: Keep thinking. So, now you scare-quote war and it's not quite a war. What's changed since your 'Putin Nazis' comment? Would you also say American Jew-rags are lying through their teeth in framing it as a war out and out between a bellicose Russia and a "proudly independent" Ukraine? Returning to the question on #695, its purpose was to turn walkman's attention to the fact that land has value (and potential) in and of itself. More so if it's favorably situated. I was hoping you would provide that commentary which you didn't. It's a common mistake among Americans--usually projecting own jingoism--to confuse a mention of, say, the geostrategic value of Iran (the land) with a sort of national pride, at which point I get ramblings about how Honey Boo Boo will be riding spaceships next week carrying with her the star-spangled banner to Uranus.
#712 "at which point I get ramblings about how Honey Boo Boo will be riding spaceships next week carrying with her the star- spangled banner to Uranus." You mentioned something about jingoism? It's unclear how I spotted it due to the fact that I'm a nationalist, overweight idiot American who watches other idiot rednecks on television. Land has value to other countries that need to expand out of necessity. America is still big and open with low population density (density per sq mi=84). No one here is pining for land in the Ukraine or Iran. The EU is a can of sardines with less wiggling room. North America is also resource rich. "He's just not that into you."
re #712 What's changed since your 'Putin Nazis' comment? Nothing has changed. "Let's say for grins and giggles" must've went over your head. Of COURSE Ivan is supplying the arms against Kiev. How many paratrooper captures does that take to be obvious?
Re #713: Did you take a peek at the stuff on #709? A summary: The US is as well-off as it is because it controls far more than what's within its own borders. Stories about how magical "smart" devices and porn-delivery technology are indicative of change in the fundamentals of this equation are just tall tales. To indefinitely maintain its primacy the US needs to maintain the control and keep challengers for the same position down. Intersociety dynamics is essentially a negative-sum game in which in total far more resources are depleted than necessary, so that otherwise untenable gradients are sustained. For example, your blood is no bluer than a Chinese man of similar natural endowments in terms of intellect and bodily endurance. Just like him you're an insignificant, ephemeral primate walking the face of the Earth. However, your efforts are on average paying off double, triple, and even more times than what his identical or even higher efforts are. There is no natural foundation for this gradient. It is a matter of historical circumstances. A range of fortunate flukes and a small number of possibly good decisions in remote past keep paying off. Of course he isn't stupid. He sees this, he looks up history, and he tries to replicate your favorable circumstances. If not for him, then for his progeny. If he succeeds he will be a rival for you on equal or superior footing in partaking of the fast dwindling natural resources of the planet. You, of course, do not want this. So, for you to retain the gradient you will need not only to make any efforts you would regularly make but also to keep him from attaining the same as you have. In doing so you have coercion and deception as your means. Both of these cost those same resources you're competing over far more than if you and the Chinese man could've agreed on arrangements that were perceived by both parties as equitable. Neither of you will; at present, much more so you than he. Iran, Ukraine, and indeed the entire planet comprise a playing field for that negative-sum game. Is this new? Not at all. It's the long-known and played game of Empire. Many others have played it before and it has an endless succession of contenders. Only the playing field has come to encompass the globe; the players more organized and ruthless; and the relative magnitude of wins and losses significantly larger. Homo sapiens is a vicious bastard and harmony--within or without the conventional boundaries of a society--is nowhere on the horizon so the only hindrance to this game being played indefinitely is finiteness of the Earth and its resources. On a finite playing field distant adversarial foreigners eventually become neighbors with grudges. If Honey Boo Boo on her spaceship comes to pass it can and will scale out and scale up to all the vastness of the outer space, too. You can hang your hopes for your progeny's fortunes on that; or on unique inventions like those selective pathogens you dream of.
Re #714: Just holding you to the same standards of idiocy that you hold me to. We're back to reactive vs. proactive Russia. What's the relevance of Ukraine and why is there a war over it where one party to the war is operating from tens of thousands of kilometers away? Are you a 'White House Nazi?' Explain that for walkman's edification.
Bellstar thinks he's the smartest guy in the room. In. Every. Room. It's not clever; it's tedious.
Not sure where you get that idea. Good for you, anyhow. Do you wish to add something or point out some falsehood?
#717 He's just jealous that he can't afford the new Apple smart watch. Entitled Americans however...we just use our complex system of natural resource rape. Some poor bastard in Mozambique will have to burn up a rain forest to make up for mine.
Re #719: You have a way with words :-)
> Has Pro-Christian Conference Been Hijacked by Pro-Iran/Hezbollah > Dhimmis? -- http://is.gd/4ap5hE -- (redirects to Algemeiner) Scum of the Earth coming together, Jew-rag reports. Yummy!
re #716 Just holding you to the same standards of idiocy that you hold me to. We're back to reactive vs. proactive Russia. What's the relevance of Ukraine and why is there a war over it where one party to the war is operating from tens of thousands of kilometers away? Are you a 'White House Nazi?' My son's g-dmother is Ukrainian. She went to grad school in Moscow. My interests are personal ones. Transdiniestra and Moldova - same there, too. Nazi? No, I know how Ivan fucks its satellites. Are the prospects good in the job market for natural gas geologists in and from Ukraine? Oh, let us count the ways. What's in it for Uncle Sam? That answer is OBVIOUS to anyone who stood on the border of Germany during the cold war staring at Ivan in the CSSR.
Re #722: Speaking of satellites and who does what to whom: -- http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/47717194-4b80-11e2-88b5-00144feab49a.html or -- http://blackagendareport.com/node/14369 or -- http://politicus.afrikblog.com/archives/2012/12/13/25902782.html + -- http://is.gd/jav3XG -- (Blaise Compaore, FYI) + -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bSLWbweGiU I don't see how these predatory behaviors differ. Stale dislike of the Soviets is having you sidetracked. I get that 'personal interests' angle, though. Go have your Chechen-blood borscht. Did I mention AFRICOM in CAR?
After Obama's new war speech tonight (on the eve of 911 no less) no one in the West is going to care much about Ukraine. We are being distracted by fear of Ebola and brown guys in black jumpsuits with swords. Remember Ninja Gaiden on NES? See how I get sidetracked sometimes?
What do you call an upside down comb? A canoe full of Somalians Yea, the oil devils are always propping up tyranny and starving the natives. Before oil it was spices.
> There's much more than oil to it. The world is an increasingly tight > place. Exxon will be a quaint memory in 50 years. That stretch of land, > on the other hand, is there to stay. [...] It's about control of anything and everything. The repetition of oil rhetoric is a tired distration. Waggging your wind power dick--or built-by-elves EarPods--won't hide your neodymium gonorrhea, dysprosium syphilis, or copper rash. Arable land is profit. Minerals are profit. Harvestable sources of freshwater are profit. Every rock, tree, animal is profit. And all of it must be regimented for margins to go to the "right" man. Next, mine the Moon: -- http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/93/Lunar_Thorium_concentrat ion s.jpg
Someone's a bitter Benny!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d%27%C3%A9tat#U.S._ro le Proto-Arab Spring. I wonder if liberals in America raised their fist when Ajax was under way. Join the resistance as a matter of national pride! "In 1951, Iran's oil industry was nationalized with near-unanimous support of Iran's parliament in a bill introduced by Mossadegh who led the nationalist party the National Front. In response, Britain instigated a worldwide boycott of Iranian oil to pressure Iran economically." We wants it, we needs it. Must have the precious. They stole it from us. Sneaky little hobbitses. Wicked, tricksy, false!
Re #728: The parallel to Iranian 1953 coup is the Chilean 1974 coup. There wasn't any measure of mass agitation. Only economic warfare and a few small mobs for photo ops. Actual coups are harder to pull these days so you get color "revolutions" and "springs." Mind you, it's oversimplification to think all of these are fake. The potential for such disturbances is there. There is always discontent and in some places there's more. Remove actual reasoning about the causes of discontent and possible cures. Mix in perception management and agitprop. Recruit disenfranchised expats and "dissidents." Get a soft "revolution." Democrazy, freedumb, trinkets, whores, faggots, booze, veils, NOTORIOUS, BRUTAL, CRUEL, family--AHAHAHA!--of nations, yap yap yap. In the family of nations Uncle is that child molester in Santa costume. Why didn't the US get a soft "revolution" during Bushco, though? Oh, and in Egypt, before al-Sisi it was majoritarian. Despite your ignorant seething Muslim Brotherhood has a solid and real majority backing in Egypt.
#729 "The potential for such disturbances is there. There is always discontent and in some places there's more." The discontent is the leverage a successful coup is built on! "Recruit disenfranchised expats and "dissidents." Get a soft "revolution." Democrazy, freedumb, trinkets, whores, faggots, booze, veils, NOTORIOUS, BRUTAL, CRUEL, family--AHAHAHA!--of nations, yap yap yap." Don't forget the looting enticement and the hero status. "I was THERE, and I was arrested for my resistance!" The U.S. has hardened it's stance significantly when it comes to commerce disruption (aka protest). Militarized police with experimental weapons. But there's another way to keep the masses' asses in lounge chairs. Which leads to the next question... "Why didn't the US get a soft "revolution" during Bushco, though?" Great question! I would say bread and circus having been through it. Add in some lip-service about duty and honor too. Fantasy Football, shopping maul, Playstation, Starbucks, network TV sitcoms, news event distractions and some ice cream for everyone. No one is going to revolt on a full stomach and an evening of good laughs. In the 60's there was pot and Hendrix. Today it's iPhones and Keruig K- Cups. There are trends that one could observe that are a pre-cursor to a major event. Market movements (including consumer trends, supply disruptions and stock prices), protests, reactive government, employment data etc. The devil is always in the details but the big picture often looks similar.
D.C. Public Schools homework assignment asks 6th graders to compare Bush to Hitler http://tinyurl.com/kdm3lo3 A D.C. public school gave a sixth grade class a homework assignment that required students to draw comparisons between former President George W. Bush and Adolf Hitler. The assignment was given out this week at McKinley Tech Middle School in Northeast and has angered at least one parent who complained about the homework. A copy of the assignment, made by the parent, instructs students to draw examples from two texts they were assigned and to fill in a Venn diagram with similarities and differences between the two men. Now that we have read about two men of power who abused their power in various ways, we will compare and contrast them and their actions. Please refer to your texts, Fighting Hitler A Holocaust Story and Bush: Iraq War Justified Despite No WMD to compare and contrast former President George W. Bush and Hitler. We will use this in class tomorrow for an activity! reads the text at the top of the assignment.
That is not a priori a bad thing. Comparisons can show differences as much as similarities.
Well, GWB is a fair bag to punch but that punching, too, is distraction. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re #730: > No one is going to revolt on a full stomach and an evening of good laughs. That is true. Reminds me why principled rule, based on any principles however good, doesn't work: have to go for the belly and below; if you go for the head just deliver quick dizzying punches. --------------------------------------- > The devil is always in the details but the big picture often looks similar. Fascinating and utterly true point.
Obama with horns revealed: http://tinyurl.com/o6bsprh Islamic State jihadists planning encryption-protected 'cyber caliphate' so they can carry out hacking attacks on West http://tinyurl.com/mqsuxbl Islamic State militants are planning the creation of a 'cyber caliphate' protected by their own encryption software - from behind which they will launch massive hacking attacks on the U.S. and the West. Both Islamic State and Al Qaeda claim to be actively recruiting skilled hackers in a bid to create a team of jihadist computer experts capable of causing devastating cyber disruptions to Western institutions. They are now boasting it is only a matter of time before their plan becomes a reality ----------------------------------------- And it will be only a matter of time before the State Department/NSA cracks their encryption and goes after them quietly. This is one area when I have actual confidence in our own security experts.
DailyMail spouts nonsense. That article is just a string of words with no meaning. Encryption is not some sort of wall from behind which you can "launch" things. It's the bomb-bomb-bomb march again and as usual the populist right are its cheerleaders. Useful idiots. And make no mistake UKIP will use this nonsense to alienate even more Pakistanis in the UK. What's only a matter of time is their getting their Holy Grail of endemic "Asian" terrorism. "Strength through Purity, Purity through Faith," it will be. The rats have replaced 'faith' with some vague "English culture" vomit soup to be more upbeat for their chav audience--and less bogged down by all that moralizing about their leather club scandals.
"Charles don't you ever crave...to appear on the front of the Daily Mail....dressed in your mother's bridal veil..."
Honestly, if ISIS or ISIL or Mr. Snuffleupagus is real it would be a good strategy to recruit hackers rather than cowardly untrained gunners with imam issues. They could get nameless, faceless anti-american brown/yellow people from across the globe to take down the great satan/coca cola god from on high. It would be far more damaging to the west to take down their banks, power grids and corporations through the internet than to kill a bunch of random reporters and coffee shop patrons.
What makes you think China isn't already doing that? Or, others: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamoon + -- http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-10-25/code-in-aramco-cyber-attack-indica tes -lone-perpetrator.html Back to ISIS, any news of what weapons exactly they are using and the sources of those? I recall "Proudly Made in Iran, Death to America, Shari'a in Pam G.'s Panties" road bombs from years prior. No information on what's written on the new stuff?
"Back to ISIS, any news of what weapons exactly they are using and the sources of those?" I've been asking that question out loud myself. Crickets. In fact, any time I ask questions people are quick to point out what a sick bastard I am. What kind of monster would ask leading questions like that? "No information on what's written on the new stuff?" If I had to guess I would say it says, "Colt Defense USA, M16A4; Made in USA."
Two fine Britons from an enlightened future (NSFW): -- http://is.gd/YTJX3z -- (redirects to Daily Mail)
#740 What happened to: "Daily Mail spouts nonsense. That article is just a string of words with no meaning?"
Re #741: Mutatis mutandis.
A older "Mission Accomplished:" -- http://www.peymanmeli.org/Images/hex6.jpg The handwriting belongs to: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapoor_Reporter
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LOL. Hell of a coincidence, no? The Internet never forgets, though: -- http://is.gd/l8a9iY
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Re #746: You can guess what I would do to "citizen journalists" these days, can't you?
Tod, you were precocious or something. Rafizadeh somehow changed his slant overnight :-/
Perhaps the honeymoon with Rowhani is over?
Well, I'm talking about that one person. He's delisted from NIAC, too, so that's a key point. Instead he is writing for "Arabists" (of the Fahd sort). Kind of passe.
He's like a character in Body of Lies. I can't place the name.
Well, Ms. Farahani did pull a fast one on her nation. So there. That was out of character, though.
The mom though..great
I have no proficiency in that area.
Conduct?
Here comes the Sunni / Here comes the Sunni, / and I say, It's all right / Little darling / It's been a long, cold lonely winter. Little darling, it feels like years since it's been here. *Shiite* Gesundheit
The Clintons are back. http://tinyurl.com/kl8borb "In a speech that was her most overtly political since she left the State Department last year, Mrs. Clinton repeatedly hinted at her intentions. She laced her remarks with all manner of pregnant references to the state that kicks off the presidential nominating process and veiled asides about her plans." It's getting tired, isn't it? Hello, Iowa, I m back! she exclaimed upon taking the microphone, stretching out the a in back as she smiled in front of hay bales, an American flag and a John Deere tractor. Wow how original and unpredictable. She feels pain just like a real person and relates to you!
Re #755: That, too.
> Iran Rejects Global Strategy Against Extremists -- http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/diplomatic-push-grows-islamic -st ate-group-25504441 Compare headline to contents of the article. Rejects. Was not invited. Warned against. Countries at the table financed ISIS. America, the Liar, strikes again.
Re #756: -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4hFUBGYUvY
#759 Here is the key paragraph: "The killing of David Haines, a British aid worker held hostage by the militants, added urgency to the calls for a coherent strategy against the brutal and well- organized Sunni group, which is a magnet for Muslim extremists from all over the world and rakes in more than $3 million a day from oil smuggling, human trafficking, theft and extortion, according to U.S. intelligence officials and private experts." --------------------------------------------------- No mention of ongoing "donations" from Qatar, Saudi Arabia or Kuwait that have been made for several years. How is America in this case the liar when the lying is being done by countries like Qatar that give material assistance to ISIS but then pledge to fight against them?
So much for the Libertarian hopeful: http://tinyurl.com/ksp4lf9 I thought he might get smeared to death but it looks like he's undoing himself by abandoning his base and flip-flopping on just about everything.
Re #761: Because the countries you named are client states of the US and it is the US that's lying on their behalf. None of them has such a massive propaganda apparatus as to instill the false notions into the minds of people. What's more, it was the US that aided their ambitions from the beginning and did for them what they could not have done on their own--for American gain, of course. Right now it's also the US that's seeking to keep its claws in that rotting corpse as it slips around. > America's Imperial Responsibility > > The United States stands proud, powerful, and confused on the cusp of > the third millennium. This America--with its unmatched economic and > military might, cultural clout, and widespread reputation for decency--is > destined to be the prime mover in world politics for decades, if not > centuries, to come. In significant respects, America has been shaped by > the political and moral legacy of the two great civilizing empires: Pax > Romana and Pax Britannica. > > Contemporary America evokes widely different responses from peoples > abroad. Some critics portray it as a materialistic, consumer-driven > colossus seeking to aggrandize its wealth and power. Some determined > anti-Americans assert that we not only exploit other peoples through > transnational corporations but attempt--often successfully--to impose our > tawdry materialistic culture on them. "We irritate the rest of the world > with our incessant need to build McDonalds and Disneylands," said a New > Yorker letter in this vein. Such criticism notwithstanding, the great > majority of the world's people probably still regard America as the > major force for peace and freedom in the world and a beacon of hope for > humanity. > > [...] -- http://eppc.org/publications/americas-imperial-responsibility/ ROFL. Do you think when Americans where masturbating to the plight of the pieces of the Soviet empire, Jew scum were engorging themselves on "privatization," dime-a-dozen shills like Fukuyama laying the groundworks for decades of delusion there were no slips of tongue? Here is one: Imperial responsibility. Uncle bought the shit-pie, now he has to eat it. I wouldn't expect his name to go down history's slide in any better status than Churchill's. A mass murderer Anglo-Jew storytellers tried to make into a hero, and failed.
Re #762: His position on faggot "marriage" is actually sane. It isn't muddled at all. The state has a share in law, in ethics, and in morality. In matters of law it should legislate minimally; in ethics it should uphold contracts; and in morality it should be meek. So, legally, outlawing faggot "marriage" is a wrong move. Ethically, it's a contract like any. Morally, it's reprehensible to some and acceptable to some. The state should not take a moral side and that means the key area where state and morals meet, public education, should be quiet on the matter. Neither promotion, nor rejection. That's a tenable libertarian position It's the liberal ass-up position of wanting to equate buttfucking to human sex in public education that's problematic. And the other problem is drop-in replacement of state for church where the state has started acting as if it can or should officiate sacraments--or force religious groups to do so--rather than record and uphold contracts. Once healthy people stop looking up to the state to "bless" their marriage with tax privileges quite a few things about the state's relationship to that social institution can be fixed.
More of America, the Liar: > Iran won't team with U.S. against Islamic State -- http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/iran-wont-team-with-us-against-islamic- sta te/2014/09/15/92ea7648-3cd8-11e4-a430-b82a3e67b762_story.html Three days ago: > Kerry: Inappropriate for Iran to Join Talks on Fighting IS -- http://www.voanews.com/content/kerry-says-it-is-not-appropriate-for-iran-to-jo in-talks-on-fighting-islamic-state/2448507.html
#764 "Once healthy people stop looking up to the state to "bless" their marriage with tax privileges quite a few things about the state's relationship to that social institution can be fixed." Yes! I agree that people should not look to the state for such matters. I'm not sure however that there are tax privileges that come with marriage. I believe they even go up a tad. What the homosexuals are after are health benefits and legal associations - like being able to visit a dying/injured partner in the hospital or co-parenting rights with adopted children.
#764 One more thing: Rand is backing away from 911 truthers as well. Government played no role in 911. It is smart to move toward the middle with the big-government Republicans but it's not a good move for the country. Maybe he's pulling an Obama and lying to get in and then will act 180 degrees different in office. We'll see if he gets that far.
Into Room 101 you go lad: http://tinyurl.com/lhcx5hz
Mount a machine gun or two on this thing and replace armies: http://newsoffice.mit.edu/2014/mit-cheetah-robot-runs-jumps-0915
"This work was supported by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency."
> [...] like being able to visit a dying/injured partner in the hospital > or co-parenting rights with adopted children. Not true. Contracts have already solved that. All ever needed was for one of the vulture lawyers in service of faggots to draft legal templates for these demands. Fill in the blanks and done. The only exception would've been adoptions that are more complicated, for good reason. The faggot agenda has been focusing on equating faggot "plight" to that of enslaved niggers. The target is to have a public mores where saying buttfucking is reprehensible is seen as identical to telling a nigger to move to "back of the bus." Why would the Anglo-Jew Uncle get in bed with that? Because it provides an insurmountable fault line with sandniggers. Much like feminism and family law. Any sandniggers on the other side of the fault line--say, some random goatherder--is immediately an oppressor in this tale; so lying about, stealing from, and murdering him becomes fair game for the Anglo-Jew. And any sandnigger who comes to Uncle's side is either lacking in principles or in brains, likely both.
Re #769: I read some speculations about what Google bought Boston Dynamics for.
#772 As a design engineer I can only imagine the possibilities, all of them pure unadulterated evil. Humanity is fucked.
http://tinyurl.com/qe2gm82 "Police sources say they confessed to the robbery and murder of French street artist Bilal Berreni at the old Brewster Projects. But did the three young men (17, 18 and 20 years old) possess the "intellectual capacity" to understand what they were giving up when they waived their Miranda rights and talked to police after their arrests?" -------------------------------------------- It would be racist to say the young men lacked the mental capacity to know right from wrong but when it's convenient...what a defense.
Re #773: "Humanity" is the group of Hominids with faster combat robots :-)
From #774: > Murkin' has been described as looking for someone to randomly murder. LOL. 'Murika, fuck yeah.
See what I mean? You can imagine the kind of society where that goes on and if you describe it or discuss it you get labeled a monster. I can easily imagine how young men are recruited into death gangs like Al Qaeda when relating these thugs in my own area.
Murkin' with nuclear warheads is more fun! You won't be labelled a monster for bringing it up either. You'll be Nuclear Club VIP *giggle*
See, walkman? It's your fault that niggers get many wives *cackle* > Is Polygyny a Slave to History? > > How the slave trade patterns of centuries ago are still shaping African > marriages today. > > For decades, scholars have puzzled over why polygyny in Africa is > concentrated in the continent's western countries -- Guinea, Togo, and > Mali, among others. There are competing theories, rooted in variables > such as relative infant mortality rates and the agricultural roles women > play in different parts of Africa. A new study, however, argues that the > answer may be found somewhere else, darker and uglier: the slave trade. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/XLa8Wy -- (redirects to Foreign Policy)
re #765 You never know what prostate cancer can do to a government position.
Re #765: I don't think it's cancer and his utterances are certainly not a result of his illness. To my ears it's his routine speech. What actually is there, though, is that his office will very likely be discarded or watered down when he dies. No one else has the political capital he had when he started out.
I meant re. #780.
Probably watered down. Discarded? That would be chaotic.
Re #783: -- http://is.gd/2dq7tL
With a bit of attention you'll find out Google translates 'Guardianship of the Jurisprudent' to 'theocratic regime.' That's how far Newspeak goes *snort*
Now a bit of: America, the Lawless. > DOJ Demands Immunity for Anti-Iran Group UANI > > Will precedent place Israel lobby organizations above the law? > > by Grant Smith, September 15, 2014 > > [Author Bio] > > Grant F. Smith is the author of the new book Divert! NUMEC, Zalman > Shapiro and the diversion of U.S. weapons-grade uranium into the Israeli > nuclear weapons program. He is director of the Institute for Research: > Middle Eastern Policy in Washington, D.C. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/R5aUc4 -- (redirects to AntiWar.com)
Politicians like Al Gore and Hollywood entertainers like Leonardo DiCaprio with no scientific background are well qualified to warn of Co2 driven, earth apocalypse via climate change. http://tinyurl.com/n3f7lps from the article: Oregon-based physicist Gordon Fulks sums it up well: CO2 is said to be responsible for global warming that is not occurring, for accelerated sea-level rise that is not occurring, for net glacial and sea ice melt that is not occurring . . . and for increasing extreme weather that is not occurring. The bullet points are interesting: *According to NASA satellites and all ground-based temperature measurements, global warming ceased in the late 1990s. This when CO2 levels have risen almost 10 percent since 1997. The post-1997 CO2 emissions represent an astonishing 30 percent of all human-related emissions since the Industrial Revolution began. That we ve seen no warming contradicts all CO2-based climate models upon which global- warming concerns are founded. *Rates of sea-level rise remain small and are even slowing, over recent decades averaging about 1 millimeter per year as measured by tide gauges and 2 to 3 mm/year as inferred from adjusted satellite data. Again, this is far less than what the alarmists suggested. *Satellites also show that a greater area of Antarctic sea ice exists now than any time since space-based measurements began in 1979. In other words, the ice caps aren t melting.   *A 2012 IPCC report concluded that there has been no significant increase in either the frequency or intensity of extreme weather events in the modern era. The NIPCC 2013 report concluded the same. Yes, Hurricane Sandy was devastating but it s not part of any new trend.
Data risk mitigation: New data center protects against solar storms and nuclear EMPs http://tinyurl.com/jvr7fym "The perfect solar storm would require a big sun spot cluster and a very rapid CME, and the magnetic field inside the solar storm would have to couple perfectly with the Earth's magnetic field. If that happened, the consequences could be significant, William Murtagh, program coordinator at U.S. Space Weather Prediction Center, said Thursday."
re #788 Many datacenters are EMP resistant. There's a nice one in Lake Moses, WA. Hey everybody - STAND UP! http://entertainthis.usatoday.com/2014/09/14/kanye-west-wheelchair-concert- aus tralia/
What a first class @sshole.
File it under: Cringeworthy Lead Singer Disease Symptoms
Here's something fun: http://tinyurl.com/okqnmx7 U.S. Pushes Back Against Warnings That ISIS Plans to Enter From Mexico WASHINGTON Militants for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria have traveled to Mexico and are just miles from the United States. They plan to cross over the porous border and will imminently launch car bomb attacks. And the threat is so real that federal law enforcement officers have been placed at a heightened state of alert, and an American military base near the border has increased its security. As the Obama administration and the American public have focused their attention on ISIS in recent weeks, conservative groups and leading Republicans have issued stark warnings like those that ISIS and other extremists from Syria are planning to enter the country illegally from Mexico. But the Homeland Security Department, the F.B.I. and lawmakers who represent areas near the border say there is no truth to the warnings. ------------------------------------------- If this is real or not (false flag or actual terrorism) expect an extreme reaction from the U.S. government. When I say extreme, I mean volume 11 extreme. They will crack down on their own people. I wonder if the terrorists have collaborators here that are ready to assist and provide safe harbor. Seems like going through Canada would be easier and more effective. They could cross the water instead of the tunnel/bridge. Lots of friends and relatives here in the Detroit area I'm sure. Also big urban areas mean higher death rate for each terror act.
I sincerely hope the Scots vote for independence! http://tinyurl.com/pjvld3a
resp:792 I think it would be hilarz if some of these ISIS pussies ran afoul of some of the cartels operating on the Mexican side of the border. The reactions would be priceless when they found themselves rolling down a hill in the middle of a bunch of tires that were covered in gasoline and set on fire.
World leaders skip out on UN Climate conference in New York: http://tinyurl.com/m53n5ez "Aussie PM Tony Abbott today defended his decision not to hop on an earlier flight to America, so he could attend the UN climate conference in New York, because he has more important matters to attend to, such as running the country."
AGW or not, that man is common scum. Doubt it? -- http://www.greatbarrierreef.org.au/tag/tony-abbott/ The interests he represents in Australia's exploitation industries are the cause of him not attending. Not any sort of principled opposition. If the world has "leaders" like that--with the likes of thug boy at their service--you will need no enemies. Note: I'm not complaining here. I get my kicks out of seeing destruction.
#796 "Note: I'm not complaining here. I get my kicks out of seeing destruction." Then you should own a gas guzzling V8 truck!
Thug life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2v4rWyCEeE
Re #797: Will my new LED lights and arrays of "Intellipower" drives count? :-P Now, seriously, the LED lights are awesome. -- http://www.afratab.com/LED.aspx?PrId=2 I like the light better. It looks cleaner to me. They come with 2 years no-questions replacement warranty. The 9 W ones more than substitute for 100 W incandescents I had. I'm expecting to see a 150-200 kWh decrease on my bimonthly electricity bills, out of the average ca. 700 kWh figure.
#799 I have replaced some bulbs with LED and I am VERY satisfied with them. Good choice! They are still quite expensive in America for mass adoption. The price range is $12-30+. There are some bulbs of questionable origin that can be had for $8 too but I'm not going to go with them. I'll wait until the price comes down on the name brand bulbs to do a full replacement. CFL in the meantime is very cost/energy efficient.
I got 9 W ones for the equivalent of ca. 9.40 USD. The 5 W model is ca. 6.25 USD. Here, even at the higher price, the warranty and rated hours on them makes them cheaper than incandescents. Not even counting kWh savings.
> First US strike under new IS plan > > 16 September 2014 Last updated at 14:02 > > [...] > > United States > > Logistical > Train and equip moderate Syrian rebels > > Saudi Arabia > > Logistical > Allow bases to be used for training of moderate Syrian rebels -- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-29214785 Enjoy.
re #802 > Logistical > Train and equip moderate Syrian rebels > Watch moderates attack Assad and ignore ISIS
English language doesn't exist anymore ;-)
I speak it very good
#803 That's exactly what I expect to happen and most likely the intended outcome. #802 Attack of the peacekeepers.
Now Bill Clinton is adding his two cents to the Scottish vote. http://tinyurl.com/pr84wrv With so much turmoil and division across the globe, I hope the Scots will inspire the world with a high turnout and a powerful message of both identity and inclusion, Clinton said in the statement. There was another, more lengthy article in this week's Buisness Week where they tried in vein to make the case that despite the fact that London was similar to a dark star, the Scots' economy will be screwed if they cut ties. It's laughable to me how desperate they are to keep access to Scotland resource rape. Although I did learn something with the article: that the UK income tax makes up for 95% of the taxes, leaving only 5% for local governments. They redistribute on a "lordly basis". WTF. Revolution.
re #807 the UK income tax makes up for 95% of the taxes, leaving only 5% for local governments Considering the majority of income is London-based, I'm not surprised. Edinburgh is the only major thing in that country and most Scots make their money in London. As for Clinton, he's got no horse in that race and everybody knows his alliance is to Poland.
> Steven Salaita and the Tyranny of 'Hate Speech' > > "Hate" is in the eye of the beholder. -- http://is.gd/ulVhhc -- (redirects to Reason.com) The juice in the comments. You see all the American tools sucking kike dick like it's their mother's teat. I had that pleasant pain in the sides after reading it.
> Iran Lawsuit Has Eric Holder Terrified -- http://is.gd/cUSkFG -- (redirects to Bloomberg View) Good coverage of what's up. Asking a secondary question, though. The primary question is how much money Jew scum has already made off it. Oh, by the way, "born" Jew. Righteous. Is it a thing, tod, that truth-telling among "born" Jews goes hand in hand with dissociation from the cult?
> Islamic State: Iraqi Government's illegal barrel bombing of civilian > areas 'to be stopped' -- http://is.gd/yWzppt -- (redirects to The Independent) Get it? DIME incidates in Jew filth an 'innovative spirit.' A barrel filled with nails is "illegal," though. Whose law is that?
s/incidates/indicates/
Easy prediction: entrenched endless ground war in Iraq and Syria. The story could take some interesting twists and turns. Obama could pull a Bush and snag Iran while he's doing the globalist's bidding.
There's a subtle point people often miss: it was actually Obama who did the sanctions thing while taking orders from Kike Central. GWB either couldn't or didn't want to. I'm willing to think 'could not' but 'did not want to' is tempting, too. Under GWB Iran's economy actually about doubled in size. The Jew saw that, wanted the share he was denied, so Obama came and 'deflated' the various Iranian bubbles. Obama won't pull a Bush Jr. on Iran because that would be too good--for Iran.
"Obama won't pull a Bush Jr. on Iran because that would be too good-- for Iran." Even if he destabilizes Iran first with the tried-n-secure method of jihadi insurrection? People are easy to buy off and manipulate. Israel has been itching for Iran for years. Using your logic, if the Jews get what they want...
Are you against capital punishment? Read this and get back to me: http://tinyurl.com/ktsuelc
Re #815: Neocons are to a great degree ideologue Imperialists with a romantic side; think Kipling. ISIS-like stuff is possible, of course, but that won't be Bush Jr. It'll be Obama II. The Obama Consortium are rattier Imperialist types; think Kruger.
When Obama pleaded for a war in Syria last year, where was ISIS?
Meeting with McCain.
re #818 At the silkscreen shop in Baghdad making black flags.
#819 and 820 Right on! Bastards. I'm angry at Americans for not paying attention and having a short memory. Obama didn't get his way so he cooked up a great threat. Makes me wonder if ISIS (or ISIL as our government likes to call them) is real. If they are I suspect they are only a fraction of what they are made out to be. Who realistically thinks America can fight ISIL with bombs when the ISIL (assuming it's real) is purportedly hiding in cities? You need ground troops to root them out! Is the Iraqi Armed forces up to the task? The next obvious thing to happen is that we will be told that Obama had the right intentions but he has to honor the wishes of his generals who insist ground troops are needed. More quagmire. Crisis of the week. Wasn't there a protest at Ferguson? Gay marriage? Vets not getting care? Benghazi? IRS destroying Lois Lerner's emails? Bergdahl deal? Spying on Merkel? If Rane were still alive he would say, "there are no Obama scandals!" Then he'd slouch back in his chair and paypal the Hillary campaign more cash. Richard would nod in agreement and get back to petting his cat during the Turner Classics airing of "The Killing of Sister George." We don't need grexers of days past. We can prop their corpses up and beat them with brooms!
Moderates: -- http://is.gd/6hrF3B
Medieval juicer?
Every time you use the terms 'civilization,' 'medieval,' '7th century,' and '1400 years ago' Dan P. goes down on Pam G. and gives her a good licking.
Civilization. Here's to Pam!
She'll send you this for your loyal service (slightly NSFW): -- http://www.vulva-original.com/vulva-perfume.htm Of her own productions.
Oh not clicking on that at work. Yikes. If it needs perfume there are other factors at play that warrant medical attention. Or soap.
Hehehe, there's a little misunderstanding there.
> Achtung TV Manipulation: 1 Bild, 3 Luegen > > [...] > > Gezeigt wird eine Rakete, die durch ein Militaerfahrzeug schlaegt und > offenbar nicht explodiert ist. Im ukrainischen Fernsehen ist es eine > Bombe, die von den Russen abgefeuert wurde. Im russischen TV ist es ein > Beweis fuer eine ukrainische Rakete. Unschlagbar ist jedoch der Kontext, > in dem das Video auf Al Jazeera gezeigt wurde: Dort ist es eine Bombe, > die von Israelis abgefeuert wurde und im Gaza-Streifen gelandet ist. -- http://is.gd/Trs2uW -- (redirects to MMnews.de) Be sure to check what's linked at the bottom, too.
We're being invaded in America! http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100901035727/deadliestfiction/images/c /c4 /Imxs0002.jpg
Well, you don't really know what color the turned coats of turncoats will be. Might as well be red.
Could be blue or GREEN
Green-on-blue makes me feel alive.
Green-on-Sahar Parniyan is also a belly laugh.
You have to share the wisdom with Charlie Wilson.
I'm too busy play with Tunisian script kiddies http://cybertinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/SELENA-LEAK-CYBER-ATTACK.p df
Scripts and kiddies, indeed: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolution_Muslim
Websites aren't enough to re-install the Prince of Orange as Stadtholder.
Uh, websites are more than enough for perception management.
re #839 ahaha yea..like this http://www.berkley-u.edu/
Re #840: Ahaha, yes. -- http://is.gd/hg7v3M + -- http://www.savehillel.com/2007/04/so-what-do-we-want-and-what-do-we-do-n ow/
Concerned Citizen and Isaac go at it in the comments. <pops popcorn>
Might entertain those interested in limits, or lack thereof, to growth: > Borlaug legacy gives hope for eased tensions > > By Kenneth Quinn > 11:06 p.m. CDT September 19, 2014 > > On Aug. 26, in my capacity as president of the World Food Prize > Foundation, I had the opportunity to deliver a keynote address at the > opening ceremony of the 13th Iran Crop Science Congress, which was held > in Karaj, Iran, and was presided over by the Iranian minister of > agriculture. I received an unprecedented response. > > The theme of the opening ceremony, and the reason I was invited, was a > special commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Norman > Borlaug, the Iowa native, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and father of the > Green Revolution, who was the founder of the World Food Prize > Foundation. > > Borlaug helped train Iranian scientists in the 1960s on how to grow the > "miracle wheat" that he developed in Mexico. The wheat saved hundreds of > millions from starvation and death in India, Pakistan and throughout the > Middle East. His work on the wheat and his advocacy of biotechnology > prompted the Iranian Agricultural Ministry to give him a special gold > medal during his visit in 2000 and to organize the special ceremony this > year. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/wdt6cO -- (redirects to Des Moines Register) What technology can, or cannot, do. News you don't see in Jew rags. Did this appear in NY Times? WaPo? HuffPo? Was there an AP, AFP, Reuters item for it? No? You know why. Now let's grill the Eaters Off the Jew Anus about what Lev Leviev, the "Philanthropist," is doing in Namibia; what soured his business with Vlad the Terrible; and what his role was in Ukraine. Meanwhile, in the real world, where thugs and Jews are worth less than their weight in turd, outside the hyperreal: > Iran helped stop spread to India of wheat stem rust from Africa #wheat > @WRonnieCoffman @Harvest2050 @timesofindia @globalrust @JulieBorlaug > > 3:49 PM - 4 Sep 2014 -- https://twitter.com/Harvest2050_MZ/status/507661746182848512 Not too long ago, Assad the Evil was hosting this: > Originally published on cgiar.org by:International Center for > Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA) on Mar 20, 2008 > > Aleppo, Syria, March 20: Scientists and researchers from all over the > world met at the International Center for Agricultural Research in the > Dry Areas (ICARDA) to standardize protocols and strengthen international > collaboration to combat Stem Rust, a devastating wheat disease that is > quickly spreading across the Near East and West Asia region. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/WCkhmJ -- (redirects to Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research) Just as the Foreskinned Jew by this name: > Was a Brit Mila the only thing stopping McCain from becoming a Jew? > > According to 'New York Times' article, McCain quipped he would convert > to Judaism - until ex-Senator Lieberman brought up circumcision. > > John Mcain was apparently considering converting to Judaism - that is, > until former United States Senator from Connecticut Joe Lieberman told > him he would have to have a brit mila (circumcision). > > [...] -- http://is.gd/VitIoe -- (redirects to Jew Post) Was scheming as is his wont, making calculations on this: > Behind the veil of the Islamic State is a war for water > > A little known fact of the war in Syria is that it started at the end of > the worst drought in Syrian history, a biblical drought which forced > over 1 million farmers into the cities. Pulitzer Prize-winner Thomas L. > Friedman interviewed Syrian refugees and farmers in Syria about the link > between this drought and the start of the civil war. He comes to the > conclusion that the drought certainly played some role and was probably > a key tipping point for a bad situation to turn into a full scale war. > In the documentary "Years of living dangerously" we see how wiki-leaked > diplomatic cables and high level US officials such as Condoleezza Rice > acknowledge this link. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/ffw1SX -- (redirects to Environmental Justice Organisations, Liabilities and Trade) Such are the priorities in a world where the Jew runs amok.
http://www.wnd.com/2014/09/isis-branded-merchandise-sold-on-amazon-facebo ok/
Jew filth is out in full force, too, as usual. Included with the pictures are non-ISIS material. A Palestinian flag with no ISIS markings. Meanwhile, the Jewish [apartheid and terror] State runs unabated: > Snowden Reveal Makes Israeli Spies' Protest An American Issue > > Last Friday, 43 veteran and reserve members of Israel's secretive spy > organization, Unit 8200, claimed they'd been directed to spy on > Palestinians for coercion purposes. > > The group signed an open letter of protest to Prime Minister Benjamin > Netanyahu and to the head of the Israeli army, accusing the spy agency > of targeting innocent Palestinians and collecting data for political > purposes, not national security. > > Dubbed the "refusniks," the veterans declared that they had a "moral > duty" to no longer "take part in the state's actions against > Palestinians." > > The source of much of the Israeli data may be the U.S. National Security > Agency. > > Author and journalist James Bamford interviewed NSA leaker Edward > Snowden in Moscow this summer. Bamford tells NPR's Arun Rath that > Snowden was eager to discuss documents that show a U.S. agreement to > routinely share information with Israel and Unit 8200. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/i49Ixg -- (redirects to NPR.org) Keep fellating, shabbos goys. The Kingdom of David is already exported to your lands. How is your love affair with Check Point going, tod? Give me a rerun of that "criminal sysadmin" skit, please.
Shoop shoop, the Jew in walkman's soup: > WHO ARE KHORASAN? THE AL-QAEDA LEADERS WHO MAY TIE IRAN TO 9/11 -- http://is.gd/XfZHRt -- (redirects to Breitbart.com) So, what is Khorasan? -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khorasan + -- http://is.gd/VD11TZ -- (added to Wikipedia, yesterday, "news" travels fast) + -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/MZMcBride -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Monart New word for your Newspeak lexicon.
#846 Some of us are already familiar with this supposedly new terror threat. In my cynical view, it's like the filming of Rocky II underway. Once the ISIS boogie men are ground into sand, the Khorasan pops up out of nowhere and we start again. "Lexicon" is the right word. I also suspect the boogie men are interchangeable. Like a Redneck is also a Hillbilly and a Southerner, ISIS is rebel is al Qaeda is Mujahideen. CNN is already educating us like the teen supermarket magazines will demonstrate the intimate details of Twilight characters: http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/24/world/meast/isis-al-nusra-khorasan- difference/
An allegedly Sunni group that is allegedly (but literally) speaking of wanting to rule one of Iran's provinces after overthrowing the Iranian government is Iranian government's link to al-Qaeda. Get that? They don't even need to try anymore.
#848 If it is said to be the official word, people will argue that only idiots disagree.
Sedition!
> Viber Company Refutes Tapping Claims by Iranian Officials -- http://is.gd/4QqpjC -- (redirects to International Campaign for "Human Rights" in Iran) The unnamed author is using 'refute' instead of 'reject.' Is s/he a fool or a liar? You decide. Next up: > [liberationtech] Viber is secure? > > Amin [...] > Thu Sep 20 08:06:36 PDT 2012 -- http://is.gd/kpvn4G -- (redirects to liberationtech mailing list archive) Thread OP is an Iranian wondering about Viber's security. It's totally secure. Keep using it, idiots: > Researchers slurp unencrypted Viber messaging data with ease > > Images, videos, location and other data easily exposed, they claim > > [...] > > The mobile app allows users to send each other messages, videos, images > and doodles, share GPS location details and make voice calls. > > However, researchers at the University of New Haven Cyber Forensics > Research and Education Group (UNHcFREG) found a serious security flaw > in the way Viber receives videos, images and doodle files; the way it > sends and receives location data; and the way it stores data on its > Amazon servers. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/PGsW7p -- (redirects to The Register) Get it? IRI says it! It's false! A lie! You cannot trust these traitors with minimal competence. Can you trust them with sincerity or honesty? I'll give you one chance to guess why GMail, Facebook, WhastApp, Skype, Viber, Twitter, and their friends are "human rights." P.S. If they wanted Iranians to communicate with provable security they'd be spending a tiny fraction of their USAID-provided finances on developing a granny-friendly registrarless SIP and ZRTP implementation for common mobile platforms. You also have one guess why they don't. (Psst, it has something to do with the same tool spreading to Americans.)
Get a whiff of this Jew: > How Iran Outwits Obama in the Middle East -- http://is.gd/ZJHKih -- (redirects to Commentary) All of America, one psikhushka. Anti-"semitism" under F21. Enjoy your stay ;-)
L'shana Tovah
-- http://is.gd/qwhihx Have a good year, tod.
Had no idea on the history of jaffa orange, thanks
#852 "Iran s role as a leading sponsor of global terrorism is well known." Examples? 1. The first category is direct military engagement. Wrong. America is not Assad's air force. The unstated mission is to *take out* Assad. Also, America protecting Iraq helps Iran? Explain how in either of these cases Iran outwits? 2. The second category includes conflicts in which America s allies are up against Iranian proxies. Hamas, Turkey and Lebanon: Iranian clients? Did anyone send the telegram? 3. direct American engagement with Iran on its nuclear program. Diplomacy between two countries (regarding defense/offense vs. national security) puts the supposed antagonist in the position of outwitting? Seriously? 4. Yet nothing has been done to crack down on the group in Turkey. Tawhid-Salam attacking Israeli embassies = Iran outwitting Obama? "COMMENTARY was founded in 1945 by the American Jewish Committee." Meh. Okay. Perspective. Obama is bad when not 100% devoted to the Israeli hard line.
See the image on #854. Sums up Jewish existence: lying, theft, and murder; emphasis on lying. With utter brazenness. No shame whatsoever. "Tawhid-Salam" as an entity was an invention of AKP's challengers in Turkish military. It was their version of 'al-Qaeda at home.' Didn't fly, though. Village turks are smarter than TV Americans. "Terror? What terror? It's no skin off my back." Turkey's relationship to Israel was forced by Uncle. The locals hate the Jew stench as much as anyone with a sense of 'truth and justice.' > The official Soviet psychiatric science came up with the definition of > sluggish schizophrenia, a special form of the illness that supposedly > affects only the person's social behavior, with no trace on other > traits: "most frequently, ideas about a struggle for truth and justice > are formed by personalities with a paranoid structure," according to the > Moscow Serbsky Institute professors (a quote from Vladimir Bukovsky's > archives). -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psikhushka Anti-"semitism?" You know there's recently a push to call it a mental illness? See how it correlates. > Under Lenin, Jews became involved in all aspects of the Revolution, > including its dirtiest work. Despite the Communists' vows to eradicate > anti-Semitism, it spread rapidly after the Revolution -- partly because > of the prominence of so many Jews in the Soviet administration, as well > as in the traumatic, inhuman Sovietization drives that followed. > Historian Salo Baron has noted that an immensely disproportionate number > of Jews joined the new Bolshevik secret police, the Cheka And many of > those who fell afoul of the Cheka would be shot by Jewish investigators. -- Rapoport, L.; "Stalin's War Against the Jews: The Doctors' Plot and the Soviet Solution." When the turn for some of these Jew murderers came they started screaming bloody murder. Pattern? When they tell you about Ukraine's anti-"semitic" fascists who inserted themselves into Gershman's "revolution" they forget to put it side by side with that almost 8 out of 10 Ukrainian Cheka were Jews. People have a historical memory. Now today, tod wants to rescue the Jew by setting the "Bolsheviks" apart. The same Clintonian tactic for rescuing Israel: out of kibbutz, into corporate. That "unless you're a Bolshevik" catchphrase isn't accidental. Wonderfully, the "capitalist" Jew is no different. The "liberal" Jew behaves identically. The "secular" Jew is all the same. Sklavenmoral is what connects them. "To know survival"--aye, tod? Where "survival" eventually translates to self-enrichment and convenience at any price, social and even personal. Sink to any depth, tell any lie, do anything; as long as it pays. When you see agitprop against people who have the wherewithal to negate their own existence if it's an existence without dignity give this thought a spin, too. Then say: Sonderkommando.
I've murdered a lot of mosquitoes.
Battle of the parasites. (referring to 858) #857 I read your piece, I just don't know what to say about all of it. I am rarely speechless.
It's hate speech and it's true. If you find a false claim in it do tell. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Image on #854 is the history of Jaffa orange. It was a cultivar developed by Palestinians in 19th century. Germans emigrating to Palestine in early 20th century, under British Mandate, saw its potential and started selling it outside Palestine. The Jew came there. > The Myth of the UN Creation of Israel > > [...] > > On September 3, UNSCOP issued its report to the General Assembly > declaring its majority recommendation that Palestine be partitioned into > separate Jewish and Arab states. It noted that the population of > Palestine at the end of 1946 was estimated to be almost 1,846,000, with > 1,203,000 Arabs (65 percent) and 608,000 Jews (33 percent). Growth of > the Jewish population had been mainly the result of immigration, while > growth of the Arab population had been "almost entirely" due to natural > increase. It observed that there was "no clear territorial separation of > Jews and Arabs by large contiguous areas", and even in the Jaffa > district, which included Tel Aviv, Arabs constituted a majority. Land > ownership statistics from 1945 showed that Arabs owned more land than > Jews in every single district in Palestine. The district with the > highest percentage of Jewish ownership was Jaffa, where 39 percent of > the land was owned by Jews, compared to 47 percent owned by Arabs. In > the whole of Palestine at the time UNSCOP issued its report, Arabs owned > 85 percent of the land, while Jews owned less than 7 percent. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/RYgQw0 -- (redirects to WikiSpooks) Stole the land. Stole the business. And even stole the name. Jaffa orange became synonymous to Israel, its brand. Entirely based on lies. Who was doing this? A newfangled, maleficently engineered society based around kibbutz. A replica of the Soviet kolkhoz with a strong martial bent. The neighboring, largely unarmed or poorly armed Palestinians were perpetual Nazis. Often even kibbutz teachers had not seen the actual Nazis. That's the lie the Jew raised children with in kibbutzim. Now, this society based on kibbutz would at least show some sort of Communist values or solidarity, you'd think. Maybe function like Yugoslavia for a while. No, the Jew did nothing but lie. Raise children in kibbutzim while Israel Corporation--that's literally its name--was dealing in Jew infiltration and corruption of American society. The Red Scare and War on Communism--a war on a concept, like 'War on Terror,' another Jew invention--and its horrific results in periphery nations--Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Iran, Chile; just a few of them--was promulgated by Dulles, who turned public attention from oil profiteering, a concrete phenomenon, to an abstract, pertual war that could not be "won" short of policing thought. In the process somehow Angleton magically erased every fact about Israel, its illegitimate existence, and its actual modus operandi from American consciousness. The Big Bad Soviet was there just as the little Soviet was supposed to be Uncle's helper (by profiteering off sales of American secrets to Soviets). At the same time, Team "A" and Team B, both dominated by the Jew were feeding Uncle self-serving disinformation on the scale of Soviet success and the contents of Soviet intentions. The Jewish Pipes family who were part of that charade have now changed jobs to feeding the American public disinformation about Muslims and Islam. Son of the "expert" Sovietologist is an "expert" Islamologist today. It's all accidental, of course. There's no trend and no criminal intent.
Re #858: > I've murdered a lot of mosquitoes. If that's to sardonically say you haven't murdered people then I'd suggest you not associate yourself those who have and take pride in it.
Report: bellstar has said, "It's all accidental, of course. There's no trend and no criminal intent." Team: I am clearing him of his anti-semitism. If there are any objections, please advise. Otherwise, I will welcome him to the Mossad. ------------------------ PS Most Americans are well aware that Jews stole the land and that it is well protected thanks in part to American tax dollars. Also, maps will be redrawn throughout history. The victors (or benefactors in your example) become the new tyrants.
Speaking of Israel, I didn't see their name on the list of Obama's coalition. Always ranting about who supports Israel, yet where's the support of America? It's a fair question. http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/14/world/meast/isis-coalition-nations/ Also, there's some dirty laundry to attend to: "ISIS is good for Israel" ~ Netanyahu
Re #862: The scale of lying and vastness of its results compared to pettiness of its subject is historically unprecedented. Also, that was sarcasm, just to be sure. I'd sooner be dead than work for any institution of the Lie, under any flag.
More Jew stench from the Jew delusion shop: > Will Iran Sell Out Al Qaeda for Nukes? > > Josh Rogin > Eli Lake -- http://is.gd/Pq1loh -- (redirects to The Daily Beast) > Iran Begs to Be Allowed in From the Cold > > By Benny Avni -- http://www.newsweek.com/iran-begs-be-allowed-cold-273378 Why are Israeli agents writing American stories? Because America has failed to put the domestic Jew filth to its place. Five decades on.
The Jew-S' house nigger oinks again: > Full text of President Obama's 2014 address to the United Nations > General Assembly > > [...] > > Second, it is time for the world -- especially Muslim communities -- to > explicitly, forcefully, and consistently reject the ideology of al Qaeda > and ISIL. > > It is the task of all great religions to accommodate devout faith with a > modern, multicultural world. No children -- anywhere -- should be educated > to hate other people. There should be no more tolerance of so-called > clerics who call upon people to harm innocents because they are Jewish, > Christian or Muslim. It is time for a new compact among the civilized > peoples of this world to eradicate war at its most fundamental source: > the corruption of young minds by violent ideology. > > That means cutting off the funding that fuels this hate. Its time to > end the hypocrisy of those who accumulate wealth through the global > economy, and then siphon funds to those who teach children to tear it > down. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/cf4c1U -- (redirects to Washington Post) The West, especially the Jew-SA, needs to learn fear, apparently, as it understands no other language. It might take a long time to teach the old dog a new lesson. Let's see who ends up deader. Yet again, a ghostwriter--say after me, Jew David Frum--slipped poison into a moron of a POTUS' feed. I love the third paragraph. This nigger is actually complaining about people upsetting his Jew masters' shell games. So, tod, which way is it? If this nigger gets to run his mouth on 1.6 billion Mozzies at the UN do I get to run mine over Jewkind on some backwater soapbox?
Which of my friends do you claim is a murderer?
My friends are murderers? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY2hMgZ_Ocg
According to Jew-SA's house nigger: any and all of them who share an affiliation with any murderer. Collective fun, collective responsibility. You just read it in #866. I'm nicer than the house nigger, though. Denunciations work for clearing things up. Dissociate and be absolved.
#869 is re. #867.
Told you this Jew rat would be out of his hole any time: > Why Is the U.S. Yielding to Iran Now? > > The administration does not need to make nuclear concessions to Tehran > to gain its support against ISIS. > > DAVID FRUM | SEP 26 2014, 2:32 PM ET -- http://is.gd/3pwh7g -- (redirects to The Atlantic) And don't think he hasn't be working all of the last ten years to make Canada into America's yarmulke. These days Canada has more Jew stench on it than Israel. Hilarious. It's always the same game of musical chairs. Same Jew filth come dancing on the stage over and over, decade after decade.
> The Barbarians Within Our Gates > > Arab civilization has collapsed. It won't recover in my lifetime. > > By HISHAM MELHEM | September 18, 2014 -- http://is.gd/LXSfC5 -- (redirects to Politico) Somewhat informative article and written in a less passionate, better tolerable tone. The conclusion, however, is far from tenable due an accumulation of mistakes and distortions: 1. There never was an Arab civilization. There existed and exist many cultures of which ethno-linguistically identified Arabs of various stock have been and are a part. 2. The assumption that a so-called 'liberal democracy' would've been desirable in the countries he lists is baseless. 3. His fascination with his own "Arab"-ness has had him ignore Iran over and over. Even though he hasn't made the common mistake of vilifying Iran he has removed it from his calculations, rendering them meaningless. 4. In an attempt at faux fairness he is placing too much blame on various Arab peoples exonerating the West in self-deprecation. 5. He holds Arab peoples and governments to standards no other people have been or can be held to. He laments lack of states being "democratic, just or a practitioner of good governance" as a cause of catastrophic failure while no others countries meet or have met such criteria and in particular there are many countries which have not failed catastrophically despite such lack. 6. He lies about Assad, and about Syria. In short, he suffers from the common colonial elite symptoms.
"common colonial elite symptoms" Merck has an injection for that. I got mine and was able to express, "cool beans!" once cured.
Itai-itai.
-- http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/77902000/jpg/_77902740_untitled.jp g Who in their right mind would want to be associated with that?
re #872 Ben Kingsley rules
Nothing much to say about entertainers, as long as they don't confuse the limelight with having relevance.
#865 My tax dollars probably paid for it. So associated against my will perhaps.
re 877 end.of the day, the.quoted are all entertainers
I am entertained by anyone who can make their guitar talk like a person.
A very clever media story to make Obama seem vulnerable: Is Barack Obama's life safe in the Secret Service's hands? http://tinyurl.com/mofchr5 "A knife-wielding intruder allowed to run rampant through the first floor of the White House. Bullets that struck the window of Barack Obama's private residence but went unnoticed for days. A presidential bodyguard so drunk he passed out in hallway of a hotel. These are just some of the recent incidents that have shaken confidence in the Secret Service, the elite agency assigned to protect Mr Obama, his family and the White House." Why, he's like one of the Kennedys! We should rally around him!
Idiot can't just STFU and leave: U.S. attorney general criticizes Apple, Google data encryption http://tinyurl.com/ouedr4a "It is fully possible to permit law enforcement to do its job while still adequately protecting personal privacy," Holder said in a speech before the Global Alliance Against Child Sexual Abuse Online. Using children to justify snooping seems ironic at worst, insulting at best.
It's just the latest moral panic. "Communism" and "vice"--ass to ass! ass to ass!--came off the Immoral baddies list and enlisted together with the "patriots" for US Murder Corps to battle the Sandnigger Hordes. Now "for-the-children" remains. You'll see that coming off the list, too. Just give the Gender Gendarmerie some time *cackle* ISIS is raping the babies! Go get 'em, Social-Liberal Judeo-Moral Mommy!
Re #879: In clown business, you have honest-to-goodness ones: -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pu85iltut-I And then you have this: -- http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX7dzzKooRXCNnlvfQRy9OQ The latter is not unusual, of course: -- http://is.gd/orDLdA + -- http://www.fouman.com/Y/Farsi4-Malijak
#883 Our "US Murder Corps" are too precious so Sandnigger Hordes are smited with patriot missiles. (I just used your word palette.) The real immoral baddies are the folks who bring ebola into a country for culling, order and other aims. The left extremists who like to parrot their professors, "humans are a virus that must be wiped out" must be beside themselves with the notion of a real-life population control mechanism flying in from Liberia. The only thing ~ you can't control something like that and the same people who cheer it could be destroyed by it.
Re #885: Any "gender-fluid" "patriot" can pilot a drone by riding a joystick, comrade.
#886 Did you know? Equipment manufacturers use actual Atari joysticks in industrial machines? I worked on an aircraft loader that had this one: http://na.suzohapp.com/all_catalogs/joysticks/95-1345-00 As an arcade game nut it was quite exciting for me. Now to your joystick/drone comment... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unv9C2t7f5c Looks like some expensive custom joysticks there among the other expensive toys. Kind of makes "shall we play a game" more than an outdated expression. You know when the camera is off they are popping Cheetos and have Rob Zombie jamming on their iPhones.
Re #887: Murder is sexy. -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNNKuJO8eRc + -- http://vimeo.com/93089722 Some should write 'The Emptiness of the Long-Distance Pilot.'
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Idiotic.
I figured you'd get your thong in a bunch over that.
That manner of stupidity has serious repercussions: -- http://is.gd/N9O3Oq -- (redirects to The Guardian)
Next thing you know, folks will mistake Lawrence Fishburne for Danny Glover
-- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rao33ZYlrq4 I tend to think thug boy types just happen to not be man enough for their local womenfolk. Do you get that reeking machismo, too? Just in, been liberating Hadji girls from Hadji guys, with his riflecock. 's human rights, I tell ya. Goodness, the stench.
Whoosh...that's the sound of the reference going over bellstar's head.
#889 Nice! #890 Are you cheering on ISIS?
Re #896: Read #892.
*Whoosh*
-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8UKf65NOzM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZ_a7LadY2Y
-- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LloL5yiN7-Y&t=7m33s
Has Israel sent ebola patients to Iran yet?
I would hope so.
Are we in a post-internet security world? Was there ever true IT security? What is the problem here? Low-rent third world IT outsourcing? Incompetent, overpaid home-sourced IT staff? Bad system design? Something else? JPMorgan Says Data Breach Affected 76 Million Households http://tinyurl.com/p7rq7eg Don't worry, keep shopping. I'm seriously wondering if the security solutions can keep up with the hackers. Now we have idiots buying things with their phones (at the direction of corporations). It seems to me that security and breach are vectors moving in opposite directions.
#903 Do you think ebola will be the death of humanity? The new black death?
On #904 you're using the term 'third world' incorrectly. I don't know about ebola. What it will do or how far and how fast it might spread. I generally like upheavals, though. The larger the scale the better, to me. If there's a large upheaval, I win. If there's none, I still win.
Were you one of those kids who felt like a winner just for participating in soccer?
I like adventure but am avoidant by personality. If I don't pursue adventure of my own will maybe adventure itself can come knock on my door? I tire of the repetitive noise called "news" media, too. The human propensity to lie without shame is more terrifying to me than ebola. You could stop the pain of a disease by killing the patient in mercy. What are you going to do to a whole species of liars?
Music and dance solves all those problems. *FAME I'm gonna live forever, I'm going to learn how to FLY* Liars are everywhere. I can deal with them.
Nietzsche's allegedly Nazi-loving sister introduces Thus Spake Zarathustra like that: > "Zarathustra" is my brother's most personal work; it is the history of > his most individual experiences, of his friendships, ideals, raptures, > bitterest disappointments and sorrows. Above it all, however, there > soars, transfiguring it, the image of his greatest hopes and remotest > aims. My brother had the figure of Zarathustra in his mind from his > very earliest youth: he once told me that even as a child he had dreamt > of him. At different periods in his life, he would call this haunter of > his dreams by different names; "but in the end," he declares in a note > on the subject, "I had to do a PERSIAN the honour of identifying him > with this creature of my fancy. Persians were the first to take a broad > and comprehensive view of history. Every series of evolutions, > according to them, was presided over by a prophet; and every prophet had > his 'Hazar,'--his dynasty of a thousand years." > > All Zarathustra's views, as also his personality, were early conceptions > of my brother's mind. Whoever reads his posthumously published writings > for the years 1869-82 with care, will constantly meet with passages > suggestive of Zarathustra's thoughts and doctrines. For instance, the > ideal of the Superman is put forth quite clearly in all his writings > during the years 1873-75; and in "We Philologists", the following > remarkable observations occur:-- > > "How can one praise and glorify a nation as a whole?--Even among the > Greeks, it was the INDIVIDUALS that counted." > > "The Greeks are interesting and extremely important because they reared > such a vast number of great individuals. How was this possible? The > question is one which ought to be studied. > > "I am interested only in the relations of a people to the rearing of the > individual man, and among the Greeks the conditions were unusually > favourable for the development of the individual; not by any means owing > to the goodness of the people, but because of the struggles of their > evil instincts. > > "WITH THE HELP OF FAVOURABLE MEASURES GREAT INDIVIDUALS MIGHT BE REARED > WHO WOULD BE BOTH DIFFERENT FROM AND HIGHER THAN THOSE WHO HERETOFORE > HAVE OWED THEIR EXISTENCE TO MERE CHANCE. Here we may still be hopeful: > in the rearing of exceptional men." > > [...] > > His reasons, however, for choosing Zarathustra of all others to be his > mouthpiece, he gives us in the following words:-- "People have never > asked me, as they should have done, what the name Zarathustra precisely > means in my mouth, in the mouth of the first Immoralist; for what > distinguishes that philosopher from all others in the past is the very > fact that he was exactly the reverse of an immoralist. Zarathustra was > the first to see in the struggle between good and evil the essential > wheel in the working of things. The translation of morality into the > metaphysical, as force, cause, end in itself, was HIS work. But the > very question suggests its own answer. Zarathustra CREATED the most > portentous error, MORALITY, consequently he should also be the first to > PERCEIVE that error, not only because he has had longer and greater > experience of the subject than any other thinker--all history is the > experimental refutation of the theory of the so-called moral order of > things:--the more important point is that Zarathustra was more truthful > than any other thinker. In his teaching alone do we meet with > truthfulness upheld as the highest virtue--i.e.: the reverse of the > COWARDICE of the 'idealist' who flees from reality. Zarathustra had > more courage in his body than any other thinker before or after him. To > tell the truth and TO AIM STRAIGHT: that is the first Persian virtue. > Am I understood?...The overcoming of morality through itself--through > truthfulness, the overcoming of the moralist through his > opposite--THROUGH ME--: that is what the name Zarathustra means in my > mouth." His "Persians," his Zarathustra, and his "Greeks" are ahistorical and essentially ficticious, of course. Although he apparently liked to think that his "Greeks" were more historical than the rest.
s/ficticious/fictitious/
On a different note, what problems?
#912 Thank you for the piece by Elisabeth. She was quite the writer herself. Not as abstract but interesting nonetheless. Friedrich Nietzsche was operating on a plane high above most men IMO. In that I am saying he is one of the supermen. Regarding problems: Liars, ebola and what to do with the diseased. The concept of ebola (not just the danger or the physical realities) attacks my innermost feeling of security. I am deeply suspicious of ebola's creation and the timing of it's introduction. Governments know that very ebola victim is a deadly circle that overlaps other circles. The planet's population can be wiped out. Bill Gates among others have admitted that they would like to see 90% of the population destroyed to "save the planet." Are there people and organizations that would create something like ebola to kill 90% of the population? I believe so. The human populace as a whole is like that individual diseased ebola sufferer. The things we will go through are beyond devastating if things go in the wrong direction. Extending your logic, the human populace itself should be destroyed to put it out of it's misery. I disagree. I want to have a way to fight back.
What I read these days is that ebola has something of a 40-50% survival rate. Maybe take ebola to be a trial by fire; or Russian roulette, maybe? As to 'fighting back,' has Bill G. included himself and his children in the Great Culling? If he has not, you know what to do: be Bill G. or the apple of his eye.
I have a feeling that once chaos ensues, the "leaders of men" will have big targets on their backs ala French Revolution. I'm sure Bill and his precious cargo will be in the Swiss Alps with the likes of Al Gore and Zbigniew Brzezinski drinking a cup of some white girl's blood in celebration.
Why "some white girl's blood" specifically? *giggle*
#916 Only the best for our leaders. giggle indeed! Hitler took medicine that was made from feces cultivated from "a Bulgarian peasant of the most vigorous stock." http://www.neatorama.com/2014/03/24/Der-Fartenfhrer-The-Story-of-Hitlers- Health/
re #917 Reizdarmsyndrom led to sepsis.
Re #918: IBD can, but IBS?
Re #917: Belladonna is effective for its hyoscine. Hyoscine/Phenobarb pills are still given, in tiny doses, for "calming" the guts. It is nothing out of the ordinary. How much hyoscine six 'Anti-Gas Pills' contained is the question.
When I get gassy I have a couple cups of star-of-anise tea. I have to make sure I'm not in too many meetings the next day though if you know what I mean.
This herbal mix is nice and time-proven for various gut disturbances: -- http://www.mehr-e-giah.ir/mint.html Peppermint, European pennyroyal, Z. tenuior, and rosemary. The "risk" from it is, I guess, guts slowing down quite a bit. (Also, self-medication when there's a more serious problem, as with any herbal remedy people might use.)
re #922 i will try that - looks good
> The Hidden Government Group Linking JFK, Watergate, Iran-Contra And 9/11 > > [...] > > For some time now, I have been analyzing American history in the light > of what I have called structural deep events: events, like the JFK > assassination, the Watergate break-in, Iran-Contra, or 9/11, which > repeatedly involve law-breaking or violence, are mysterious to begin > with, are embedded in ongoing covert processes, have political > consequences that enlarge covert government, and are subsequently > covered up by systematic falsifications in the mainstream media and > internal government records. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/eoCzrp -- (redirects to WhoWhatWhy.com) Yummy. It skips the IDPOL arms--Churches and Jews--in its listing, for well-known reasons. Still a very good read. I'll put the books referenced in my browsing and reading lists.
> ISIL, US intervention and the rise of the Iranian model > Western media's caricaturish coverage of Iran masks an uncomfortable truth. > > Last updated: 05 Oct 2014 11:46 > > [by:] Seyed Mohammad Marandi > > Seyed Mohammad Marandi is professor of North American Studies and dean > of the Faculty of World Studies at the University of Tehran. -- http://is.gd/Xx3oXg -- (redirects to al-Jazeera) He slips into panegyrics quite often, as is common for people in his sort of position; particularly in the IRI. Still, it's always fun to see someone else make laundry lists of the "Western" web of lies. Kind of pathetic that it takes only an unsophisticated man like him to do such. Thanks to humankind's immense gullibility Anglo-Jew lying tactics have not had to improve ever since this: -- http://research.calvin.edu/german-propaganda-archive/goeb29.htm
#925 Despite the fact that it is Goebbels perspective in the article, who had the defensible position, Goebbels or Churchhill? Also, do you not see the striking similarity between Goebbels' perspective and that of Churchhill?
Re #926: Suffice to say Indonesia's proclamation of independence was typed on a Kriegsmarine typewriter. You can ask Dan Cross about Netaji's Axis connections. Hitler and Churchill were both mass murderers of equal scale--I must emphasize that Churchill was equal or ahead of Hitler in his murderous operations--and if you look up how Churchill's life ended you won't see a much more dignified story than Hitler's. The distinction in post-WWII chronicles is that Hitler is vilified and caricaturized while Churchill is canonized. I attribute this to a concerted Anglo-Jew effort for muddling modern history. The group have made similar efforts at twisting ancient history to their purposes. The Anglo aspect is self-explanatory. Jews' role in this has in turn been a self-serving collective guilt campaign directed at the world which has become both an IDPOL muster of force and as a cover for grand theft and occasional mass murder. What is interesting about these efforts is their success relative to similar efforts of other groups for producing false narratives. The Goebels article attributes success of its precursor to mere tenacity. I often wonder if that's the case or if other factors--say, particular adeptness or lack of scruple--are also at work.
Did Churchill fart alot?
#927 "The distinction in post-WWII chronicles is that Hitler is vilified and caricaturized while Churchill is canonized. I attribute this to a concerted Anglo-Jew effort for muddling modern history. The group have made similar efforts at twisting ancient history to their purposes." I'm not going to "canonize" Churchill but I will point out the distinction between a war aggressor (Germany) and the country being attacked (England, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Denmark, Yugoslavia, Greece, Norway and Western Poland among others). If you were a person living in one of these countries during the war, you would definitely see Hitler and his merry band of murderers as evil. Churchill did not start exterminating people by race, nor did he take over Europe in a murderous conquest.
Re #928: Does Onassis count as big enough of fart? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re #929: > Churchill did not start exterminating people by race [...] Bengalis are much more of a "race" than Jews ever was, are, or can be. And, again, "race" makes no sense. Least of all w.r.t Jews. If your understanding of "race" is that of visually distinguishable groups rather than the scientific concept of clade you must also know the set of people (falsely) called Jews are actually not visually identifiable with each other or distinguishable from various other peoples. --------------------------------------- > [...] nor did he take over Europe in a murderous conquest. Keyword: Europe. That's all that needs to be said. The countries you name most had colonies where they were doing to other people far worse than Hitler did to them. Chief among these scum and a very well-connected one in European networks was Churchill. The Anglo-Jew effort in muddling of modern history is in part responsible for hiding the history of British and Dutch colonialism: -- http://www.countercurrents.org/polya230109.htm It might interest you that Leopold II of Belgium takes the cake as the world's top mass murderer. Where's the "Yad" memorial to Congolese dead in DC? How often do you hear about Leopold? If it isn't too often you need look no further than the Jew York - Antwerp blood diamond racket for why. --------------------------------------- > If you were a person living in one of these countries during the war, > you would definitely see Hitler and his merry band of murderers as evil. False. See: Sudetenland, the Vichy, Volga Germans, Finland, Eastern Europe's numerous fascist parties. Most civilian murders of the Second World War were not committed by any sort of regimented state forces rather by local militia, vigilantes, and opportunists sympathetic to fascism. Lumpenproletariat, to sum them up. A large number of casualties were in turn attributable to practice of slavery. Except this time a few well-connected European populations were enslaved, rather than the usual target of colonized peoples. The wider theater of the Second World War was far from uniform. For every European who felt Hitler was ruining the business there were a dozen Asians or Africans who saw him as redeeming their lives from British and Dutch savagery. You hear plenty of sob stories of Japanese treatment of the Dutch in Indonesia. How many tales do you hear about Dutch treatment of Indonesians? Why is your "American" school history, seemingly written for the education of a nation independent from all these peoples, vocal about one and silent about the far worse other? I cannot fill all the void of historical knowledge for you, to be honest. Read up, perhaps? I promise you'll find the picture you have could not possibly be farther from truth.
> Stop and seize > > Aggressive police take hundreds of millions of dollars from motorists > not charged with crimes > > After the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, the government called on > police to become the eyes and ears of homeland security on Americas > highways. > > Local officers, county deputies and state troopers were encouraged to > act more aggressively in searching for suspicious people, drugs and > other contraband. The departments of Homeland Security and Justice spent > millions on police training. > > The effort succeeded, but it had an impact that has been largely hidden > from public view: the spread of an aggressive brand of policing that has > spurred the seizure of hundreds of millions of dollars in cash from > motorists and others not charged with crimes, a Washington Post > investigation found. Thousands of people have been forced to fight legal > battles that can last more than a year to get their money back. > > Behind the rise in seizures is a little-known cottage industry of > private police-training firms that teach the techniques of highway > interdiction to departments across the country. > > [...] -- http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/investigative/2014/09/06/stop-and-seize / N.b.: 'The effort succeeded.' In what? 'Interdiction.' Ah, yes, the one a step below excommunication. Language, language. Commentary: -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X81AoBcVnaA
Bloody Queen Mary was more awesome than Leopold in the murder machine.
I'd like to think you're joking.
#930 Jews control history to cover up the history of their diamond supply. They deserved what Hitler gave them. Churchill is complicit with Leopold II's crimes. No Congolese memorial in DC due to Jewish diamond heists connected to rubber commodity. Dubious dot connecting.
Re #934: > Dubious dot connecting. Nope. Comical reading on your part. I rate your humor at about a solid 4 out of 10 :-) -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wh3rZFekA5E
On a scale from 1 to 10, how funny is this: Ex-president Carter says he would've beaten Reagan if he was 'more manly' against Iran Carter told CNBC that his administration could have secured another term in office if he had responded more forcefully to the Iran hostage crisis. "I could have wiped Iran off the map with the weapons that we had, but in the process a lot of innocent people would have been killed, probably including the hostages and so I stood up against all that," he said. http://tinyurl.com/powf52j ------------------------------------------ "wiped Iran off the map" ~ to win an election? WOW PS People are much more concerned with the economy than hostages back in 1979. Oil lines, inflation, etc. Dumb ass globalist.
He is right, actually. He is speaking in political code, mind you, and his actual audience is someone other than the American public. He is also moving and shaking things with the Friends wing of US Congress against Jew saboteurs. Did you try #924 for size? Take a peek there and look for 'October Surprise.' The timing of Carter's interview is not accidental.
re #933 Bibles and cults and religion = Bad Parenting 101
Cults, you said? > Iran Dissidents: Tehran Continues Nuke Arms Work > > [...] > > The Mujahedin-e Khalk, or MEK, cites Iranian government sources it did > not identify. It said Wednesday that Iran's Organization of Defensive > Information and Research, or SPND, moved its most sensitive weapons > research to a new Tehran location "in recent months." > > [...] -- http://is.gd/EcxbAt -- (redirects to ABC News) The three news telex giants are quite desperate these days. SP[E]ND? LOL. Kidding aside, the only SPND initials I can think of is something with the words navy and defense in it.
> India and Pakistan exchange fire in Kashmir border clashes -- http://is.gd/gEOItl -- (redirects to The Guardian)
Brown vs brown. The world yawns.
-- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itm8rcZfvqc
Would there be a different reaction if the same thing happened between Iran and Pakistan or India and Nepal?
India-Nepal would be 'bandits.' Iran-Pakistan would be 'freedom fighters.'
If someone suicide vests in Tamil, does the Pope hear it?
If there's an annexation of East Timor is there blood on Jew megalomaniac Kissinger's hands?
resp:945 Been to Colombo lately?
If Jaish ul-Adl kills Iranian conscripts does Jew liar Foxman get new meat for his synagogue?
Their bodies are fed to the flesh powered robots.
*cues "We are the Robots" by Kraftwerk*
Poor robots would have a hard time in Lardland ;-(
#951 http://www.timesdispatch.com/news/local/henrico/oversized-body-causes-fir e-at- henrico-crematory/article_e603e0bb-9ade-5a52-afbb-3c23b6463b92.html http://tinyurl.com/k2woz9h The Bohemian Grove only celebrates the "cremation of care" with young children. Not sure if they eat them afterward.
#950 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXa9tXcMhXQ Moog Micromoog + Germans = Magic
Before Moogs fagged it up: -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L91JW1gsO14 (Just kidding. Schulze was the real pioneer, though. And the choice of video by the YouTube submitter is... electrifying.)
re #947 Does Orlando count? (Mangoes not so tasty) Ansar Islamic State in the Arabian Peninsula - discuss, compare, contrast.
'Ansar' == 'helpers.' Taken from early history of Islam. After the prophet's flight to Yathrib--later named Medina[t an-Nabi], the prophet's city--'ansar' were the ones who joined him there from the locals, 'mohajiroun' were those who emigrated with him from Mecca. So, there's the logic of these namings. The black banners are mark of the Abbassid caliphate but the strong anti-Arab stance is consistent with the Umayyad who were toppled soon after instituting Arab chauvinism in their rule by the revolt led by the Iranian who took on the name Abu Muslim... Khorasani ;-) To be honest, the namings seem like someone is pulling a historical joke based on every Iranian's school history knowledge, on everyone else in the world.
Is ISIS jizyah old school (by say 150 years) or a distortion?
Jizyah vs. zakat. Pick your poison... I mean, tax model. A high level of tax enforcement is particular to modern bureaucracies and their long arms. As far as I know 19th century monarchies didn't feel a need to reference the "king's share" to tithe or jizyah/zakat. It was taken to be a soverign's right to levy taxes. Variations of Frondienst were also quite common. The concern with keeping an identity label, and acting as if a coerced change of label is a form of symbolic murder, is a modern phenomenon--and like most modern stuff a result of confusion of priorities in the face of fast changes. Of course the Illuminati enjoy playing with it. Call me an atheist, a Zarathustran, a Muslim, a Christian, a Jew, a Buddhist, or a pinko commie. Just give me the tax cuts and don't push me to do things I don't want ;-) As to ISIS, 'distortion' implies there's a verifiably authentic form. Mormonism is not a 'distortion' of Christianity, for example, since Christianity doesn't have an authentic form. No cultural artefact does, Islam included. One can judge these solely by their internal consistency. ISIS makes particular historical claims which appear to me to be inconsistent with each other and with what I know of history. Plenty of anachronisms, among other things. Say, that the Abbassid moved the core of Islam from Arabia to Mesopotamia was a mark of increased ecumenicalism and some degree of weakening of power over peripheries. They made Baghdad a cosmopolitan city. These go against the grain of an alleged return-to-roots movement like ISIS. The parallel to Abbassid Baghdad could be something like Cairo today, much less Riyadh and certainly not Mecca. What I cannot tell is whether ISIS 1. has thinkers who create these inconsistencies secure in the knowledge that nobody of practical value cares about the specifics; or 2. has very poorly read thinking heads; or 3. is a tool in the hands of creepy others who like to muddle history and pull jokes just as they work practically towards their objectives.
> Obama Is Fighting ISIS, Iran and Russia With... Oil? > > How the US is using trade sanctions and other means to curb the oil > exports of its foes. -- http://is.gd/eXvXaF -- (redirects to The Nation) + > Iran Matches Saudi Oil Discounts in Bear Market for Crude -- http://is.gd/k3cRbz -- (redirects to Bloomberg) + > Iran backs down on Opec sending Brent oil price tumbling > > Iran's oil minister says Opec unlikely to meet until the end of > November, sending crude prices into freefall -- http://is.gd/D4jmh5 -- (redirects to The Telegraph) Hm?
Er, forgot this: I still think that promise of the US becoming a net exporter by 2018 will be delivered. (At a price.)
re #959 Consumers are loving it and investors are loathing it.
Re #961: Where do producers feature in that? How much capital loss and what effects?
re #962 Saud and UAE are producing 10% of global consumption (almost 9M barrels) a day. There are another 9% coming from the Persian Gulf. Shipping rates are sky high with rates around $23k/day for the furthest distance tankers but those rates may drop if the domestic consumption in the Persian Gulf continues to grow and turmoil continues with ISIL. Saud is building a 400k barrels/day refinery on the Red Sea and Abu Dhabi is doing same at Ruwais. Blowback in US transportation is limiting grain exports via rail due to increased oil imports. The midrange shipping rates for grain average $7.5k/day which is well below the $11k/day needed to break even. Coal shipping is also suffering thanks to the diesel and gas market rise. Cosco and other shipping companies may change their logistic patterns toward South America which is willing to pick up the slack on both grain and coal. How does all of this play out for Rouhani? Iran's crude prices are falling and inflation looms. The joker card (i.e. big question mark) will be if the nuclear negotiations produce a sustained deal with potential for construction and jobs for several decades to come.
Re #963: Inflation in Iran grows with petrodollar input because it encourages wasteful allocation. Some peoples are better off with not having than with having. Restricted input slows inflation. I'm wishing for foreign capital not finding its way back into development of Iranian hydrocarbons. I think there is no conceivable nuclear deal where Rouhani can both keep his consumer appeal and serve national interests. I cannot guess which he will pick. The rest is new information to me. Thanks. And, Gwadar development?
> A nuclear deal with Iran won't end the Middle East's big Cold War > > The truth is, it would change very little about the region's dynamic > > By Kevin B. Sullivan | 6:05am ET > > [...] > > No matter who governs Iran, the country will always pursue its own > interests in an otherwise unfriendly neighborhood, and a more democratic > Iran certainly wouldn't guarantee a more pliant one. This leaves > Washington with little choice but to pick a side and act accordingly. > > A look at a map of Mideast military deployments suggests that the U.S. > has done just that. -- http://is.gd/cmD20t -- (redirects to The Week) Whoa, someone spelling truth out for Americans instead of lies and agitprop. Now that's rare. A must-read article.
Cheney: 'Very Dangerous Period More Threatening Than the Period Before 9/11' '9/11 will turn out to be not nearly as bad as the next mass casualty attack against the United States' http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/cheney-very-dangerous-period- more-threatening-period-911_810984.html What does Cheney know that we don't? Easy! --------------------------------------------- On the last point, Cheney surveyed the world -- particulary the Middle East -- and expressed concern about Iran getting nuclear weapons. If that happens, Cheney predicted, many other countries in the region would quickly acquire nuclear weapons, too. "So we're in a very dangerous period and I think it's more threatening than the period before 9/11," Cheney predicted. "I think 9/11 will turn out to be not nearly as bad as the next mass casualty attack against the United States--which, if and when it comes, will be with something far deadlier than [with] airline tickets and box cutters." -------------------------------------------
re #966
What does Cheney know that we don't? Easy!
"In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Vice President Dick Cheney
was asked what effect the grim milestone of at least 4,000 U.S. deaths
in the five-year Iraq war might have on the nation... Noting the burden
placed on military families, the vice president said the biggest burden
is carried by President George W. Bush, who made the decision to commit
US troops to war, and reminded the public that U.S. troops in Iraq
and Afghanistan volunteered for duty."
-ABC News, 2008 http://abcnews.go.com/WN/Politics/story?id=4513250&page
=1
Remember: You're guilty for going along with Cheney and Bush's plans.
They take no responsibility.
Obola and Bush make Clinton seem respectable.
(Bill Clinton that is)
Re #968: Strangely, I find your attitude about Obama as tired as the stupid middle class Iranians' attitude about the Islamic Republic. The tired, stupid attitudes are exhausing :-(
#970 Well, you can rest assured that I'll be just as unhappy with the next person due to lying, spying, waring, taxing, and other irritating factors. The negative pressure placed on my back, the bigger my tiring attitude.
Re #971: You reserve the strange names only for Democrats. I wouldn't be commenting if you spoke as colorfully about Republicans.
#972 You have a short memory.
Perhaps. Don't recall any names you gave Bush. Could be that I've forgotten.
#974 I was viciously against Bush. Lots of arguments with Zulu. Once Obama was in, Zulu started to align himself with me. I even pointed out on a few occasions that I hated Bush so much that I voted for Obama when it was clear that McCain was another Bush. I quickly regretted voting for Obama though once it was clear that he was just another puppet with different window dressing and different marketing.
Look at my posts before 2009.
So who to support in 2016? Ted Cruz or Hillary Clinton? lol
Re #975: Yup, you had mentioned the earlier Obama vote. What usually gets me is the range of specifically physical, lowbrow insults used for Obama. I hadn't seen anything like that before him, used against any POTUS. It's fine if I name him names. I'm not a US citizen and to me all POTUS's are vile. The physical namecalling from Americans, in Obama's case, had me surprised, though.
#977 I'll let you connect the dots: for the last election I wrote in Ron Paul. #978 "What usually gets me is the range of specifically physical, lowbrow insults used for Obama. I hadn't seen anything like that before him, used against any POTUS." You have to be kidding. The media and the public painted Bush as a mental retard and a lost child. I could point to countless references. "The physical name calling from Americans, in Obama's case, had me surprised, though." Every president in my lifetime has undergone the same treatment. It would be that people are more sensitive now because Obama is half- black. Talking heads are eager to broad-brush all criticism of Obama racist. Wait until there's a woman in office.
Re #979: Emphasis: physical. Attacks on other POTUS's mental capabilities have been common enough. Maybe it's just me thinking B[ody] O[dor] is without precedent.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/theblog/archive/bush-monkey-cesca.jpg
Note the source.
Libertarian Senate candidate dies in plane crash right before election: http://www.kcrg.com/subject/news/plane-crash-in-key-west-20141014
Re #982: Fair enough, but you aren't going to score a double because the source is actually decrying that behavior: > The right-wing talking heads have been hitting this "Bin Laden sounds > like [insert Democratic name here]" talking point around the clock since > the audio recording was released last week. The point seems to be that > Bin Laden hates America; Bin Laden sounds like [Democrat]; therefore > [Democrat] hates America. > > [...] > > I give you... the infamous "President Bush Looks Like A Monkey" montage > (be kind to us, historians of the future). > > Okay sure. He looks monkeyesque. But that doesn't mean he's literally a > monkey. And when news of a monkey hits the mainstream media, has Chris > Matthews wasted valuable spittle and airtime remarking, "You know that > monkey looks an awful lot like George W. Bush (spit, spit, spit)."? > > [...] > > Comparing Bin Laden to Democrats shouldn't be the milieu of pundits -- > it's the milieu of right-wing comedians and satirists like, um... shoot. > I can't think of any funny conservatives. > > [...] > > But it's grotesquely irresponsible for any semi-reputable member of the > mainstream media to make this comparison considering how far removed > they are from the context of satire. Either comparison: Bin Laden or > Monkey. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/eUAzIR -- (redirects to HuffPo)
> So who to support in 2016? Ted Cruz or Hillary Clinton? lol -- http://imgur.com/e8Db2lw
Rare lucidity: > Hawkish Projection and War with Iran > > Richard Cohen bemoans Obama's lack of "menace": > > [...] > > [...] Tehran doesn't need to be frightened into believing that the U.S. > will attack them. The greater danger in the negotiations with Iran is > that they might not believe that the U.S. is willing or able to respect > any deal that they make. > > [...] The real problem isn't that Tehran doesn't take the possibility of > American military action against their country seriously, but that such > military action would be illegal and unpardonably stupid. > > [comments section] > > AGD says: October 14, 2014 at 10:36 pm > > [...] > > Future historians will be baffled: never before were so many so > thoroughly deceived by so few. -- http://is.gd/PmFiHZ -- (redirects to The American Conservative) I'd contest the 'never before' assertion but the gist of it is true.
I supported Hillary Clinton in 2008. Obama struck me as a rich surfer kid from Hawaii with a silver spoon in his mouth just like Al Gore. His work in Chicago with the upper middle class Catholics got twisted into a "he's an urban underdog" by Oprah's groupies. McCain has always been an obvious nut to me. S&L scandal and his weirdness in the 90's with the blues brothers glasses and interviews talking about sending hit squads into Vietnam to find MIAs. Cruz or Clinton? It's a nobrainers to me - Jim Webb.
#987 I think the safe bet for Democrat nomination is Elizabeth Warren. She's the underdog in the party with some cult status approval. The word is out on Hillary; that she's another neoliberal with warhawk tendencies. Warren is a liberal's liberal. If Jim Web is going to go anywhere, he's going to have to step into the light and he's going to have to duke it out with the Clinton machine. Good luck with that!
I don't care about parties - Dem nor GOP. Elizabeth Warren is one of the Eurodollar trolls. Have you read her books? Jim Webb books are way more humane. LOL
Re #988: > Liberals' darling Elizabeth Warren defends Israeli attacks on Gaza > schools and hospitals -- http://rt.com/usa/183744-elizabeth-warren-gaza-israel/ Tell me they aren't a bunch of cocksuckers.
#990 "Tell me they aren't a bunch of cocksuckers." You won't hear any arguments from me. Warren is controlled just like the rest of them. #989 I am anti-party so I hear you. Warren is dangerous IMO. She is another Obama in the making. PS Obama wrote great books too! LOL To be honest I'm more sickened and angry at what I see in government every day. Look at what's coming out of the CDC. MY GOD.
Little sidenote to tod: Armin Rosen and other Jewlets like him will be remembered. Matthew 26:67. Mark my words.
Michelle Obama dances with a turnip: https://vine.co/v/OqJKZVQami9 She's really into fitness and health eating. :)
I like turnips, to be honest, and they're really beneficial in all sorts of ways. Can publicity for turnips be bad, too?
I grew turnips in my garden this year. All root veggies are easy to grow. :) I don't think turnips need publicity. Super Mario 2 put them on the map!
Well, I guess Michelle Obama was shone on by already-famous turnips then. Still think it's good if it gets one more person to eat turnips. Zero cost, positive outcome.
> Stagflation in Iran: Why President Rouhani's Neoliberal "Economic > Package" is Empty > > By Prof. Ismael Hossein-Zadeh -- http://is.gd/X938JS -- (redirects to GlobalResearch/CRG) I agree with this Marxist-leaning academic ;-)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt-ac6pstmM
-- http://imgur.com/FNg8JYq
#999 The turban banana setup was lovely. The truck looked just fine.
I think it's terrible in a number of ways.
#1001 He's not Sikh but he's a Sultan of Swing! The conspiracy: there's a hidden message regarding American United Fruit Company atrocities.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Webb Cause of death: "Suicide"
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re #1003 Cause of death: secrets
Two gunshot wounds to the head, it says. I don't know if that's possible as a suicide.
J Edgar Hoover strangled Steve Jobs with a pair of panty hose for considering encryption? www.yahoo.com/tech/fbi-director-warns-that-smartphone-encryption-will-come-100 237542264.html Mysterious deaths after meeting with "The Man"..cancers and heart attacks within 90-120 days..why isn't the healthcare community warning us?
Your fascism? My fascism! > [...] > > The opposition of left and right reflects a double heritage in the > capitalist world: the Enlightenment (conservatism versus progress and > movement, authoritarianism versus democracy) and the workers' movement > (the rationale of capital versus that of socialism). Neither element of > this heritage is a decisive presence in the societies of the periphery. > Here, the left-right boundary is drawn by acceptance or rejection of > really existing capitalism, that is to say, the globalization that has > peripheralized the third world. For this reason the national liberation > movement, in all its historical forms--bourgeois, popular, and > socialist--constitutes a force on the left side of the world ledger and > the most active social force in the third world. The adversary it faces > there is the class of ruling subalterns and compradors, whose > qualifications are those of collaborators, traitors, or colonial > lackeys, according to current usage. There is no consensus there such as > structures the Western societies. Rather, in the conjuncture of current > events, local power is in reactionary hands, whether well-established or > shaky, or else it has reverted to the forces of a nationalist movement. > The West invariably opposes such movements. In some manner one ought > therefore to oppose the real monolithic quality of these Western > societies--behind their glued-on facades of pluralism--to the genuine > pluralism of opinion in the peripheral societies of the South and East, > whose differences are too explosive to be managed by a Western > democracy. > > Contrary to a tenacious prejudice, the ideologies of national liberation > movements do not attribute responsibility for their countries' > situations to external factors. Quite the contrary, the emphasis is > usually placed on combatting the local forces and ideas that constitute > the obstacles to progress. But it goes without saying--at least that is > the general opinion among widely diverse national liberation > movements--that all progressive movements enter into conflict with > forces that impose themselves from outside. The world capitalist system > is therefore not considered to be a neutral or ambiguous factor and a > fortiori is not positive. [...] > > A humane and progressive response to the problems of the contemporary > world implies the construction of a popular internationalism that can > engender a genuinely universalist value system, completing the > unfinished projects of the Enlightenment and the socialist movement. > This is the only way to build an effective front against the > internationalism of capital and the false universalism of its value > system. > > On the internal level, social alliances which define the content of > progressive strategies will necessarily produce alternatives for > different regions. In the West, their bourgeois dimension--based on a > long history that has led to advanced development--will remain prominent > for quite a while. This does not preclude progressive socialization of > the system and, in time, the emergence of the hegemony of the salaried > strata. In the countries of the East, these alternatives will call for > the liberation of society from the yoke of statism and a dialogue > between socialism and capitalism. But in the third world, almost any > alternative will imply reversal tendencies that are more radical than > evolutionist, and the outright rejection of bourgeois subalternism. If, > therefore, one is right to envision the substitution of popular control, > national and regional, for the bourgeois vision of exclusive control by > the market, the intense feeling of crisis which this choice implies will > be more dramatic in the South and East than in the West. Failure to > recognize this is sure to close off the response of people trapped in > the hopelessness of antediluvian nationalisms and traditionalisms, > whether religious or not. > > [...] -- Amin, Samir; "Empire of Chaos," pp. 27-29; Monthly Review Press, 1992
-- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u1SG0xd5gg
the scientific dictatorship gathering more Intel on the people http://thehill.com/policy/technology/221182-fed-backed-twitter-study-draw s- fire
You're misrepresenting reality on #1010. It's damned both ways. Sniffing (particular) liars out has become attractive because systematic lying in media is taken to a whole new level. > [...] and that the First Amendment means the government has no place in > the newsroom. But other cliques do? One more clique, a less shady and more goofy one at that, can't make it any worse than it is.
They have gotten to you!
That, or a university-run study with an NSF grant would see the light of day while Twitter's (and NSA's) internal studies never do.
Dirty deeds http://thehill.com/policy/technology/221142-facebook-hits-dea-for-fake- account
Entrapment is an age-old police tactic. "Social media" doesn't change that. Then there's this: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Big_%28police_procedure%29 It's pretty much certain USG has an army of skiddies kept on leash by that tactic. Or how about this: > During his years as an activist, Amir became friendly with Avishai > Raviv, to whom he revealed his plan to kill Rabin. While Raviv posed as > a right-wing radical, he was working for Shin Bet, the Israeli internal > security service. Some rightists have accused the Shin Bet of having > orchestrated the assassination to discredit them. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yigal_Amir (Actually, it's probable that Peres ordered it.)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rw9SvCiJm1k
Savage executions by savages. Executable crimes include "non-violent or victimless crimes like adultery, apostasy and witchcraft", "drug smuggling or sorcery." http://news.yahoo.com/saudi-arabia-steps-beheadings-see-political- message-135614570.html;_ylt=AwrBJR6GKUVUuicAObDQtDMD Protesting = witchcraft For that reason I wish all the upheaval and torment upon the rulers of Saudi Arabia.
> Maher: Stephen Harper and the 'merchant of venom' -- http://o.canada.com/news/party-of-one-harper-and-the-merchant-of-venom And this is where the venom comes from: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_J._Finkelstein Jew filth, as usual, bringing decadence everywhere. Now you know what fueled Canada's recent U-turn.
Re #1017: None of those are victimless crimes. Except perhaps apostasy and that, too, depends. I don't agree with beheading as a method of capital punishment, though. Also, certainly don't agree with killing people for drug smuggling while governments themselves engage in it. The whole 'war on drugs' thing is a hypocritical scam. Capital punishment for adultery is far too excessive. Apostasy as a criminal title is essentially definining a thought crime. I can understand why the crumbling belief system of a besieged society feels threatened by it, nonetheless.
#1018 In America, those attack ads are viewed as "free speech" but only for corporations as regular Joe's can't donate endlessly to them. So a guy named Finkelstein is behind such ads in Canada so they are "Jew filth?" What an overly simplistic view! Perhaps you could be persuaded to see the ads a different way: http://www.aapac.org/
#1019 "I can understand why the crumbling belief system of a besieged society feels threatened by it, nonetheless." ? Please elaborate.
Re #1020: He is Jew filth because the turn of Canadian politics brought about by these underhanded methods further serves his Jew-filthy purposes. You need to have been following that mentioned U-turn to see how it goes. Primary sign of Jew filth infiltration in a powerful country's politics is a visible and sudden urge in rulers to lick Israel's anus for no well-defined strategic or tactical reasons. The turn usually accompanies misleading rhetoric about how "Western" "values"--typically not even the actual Western values, rather hollow behavioral trappings--are awesome, the Gog and Magog are waiting on the other side of the dam, and Jew filth is the only thing that's keeping the hordes away. All false. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re #1021: Arabs and Iranians (and various other people of the Global South) have been used on a chessboard by others like the little mindless pawns they--and general average people anywhere--are for easily 150 years. The number and strength of tugging forces involved would've torn any less ancient and coherent cultural fabric apart. It has not managed to fully do so. However, it has created islets of population without direction and without any sense of social cohesion. Against these tides, to such populations that have lost faith in their own cultural continuation, any twig looks like a good thing to hang on to. Instead of flexible core ideas of identity a variety of petty details alleviate their continuation anxiety. It's like having an assortment of measly rods and disparate servos instead of a self-adjusting moral musclo-skeletal system. In turn the enemies of these peoples, primary among them Jews, lose no chance to highlight these details for gain. It provides little mindless pawns in the West with distraction from largely similar ills of their own daily lives and further polarizes the target groups. If you suggest here, for example, that 'death for adultery' is excessive today and that the core idea behind is was ensuring fidelity which no longer applies anyhow given the size of populations and their distribution--when in history did people live in so many cities of millions or moved around so easily?--the response you get is that _because_ it is highlighted by the enemies there must be some inherent value to that penalty which is iring the enemies and that makes it worth applying again. The House of Saud or some of powerful Iranian clerics may have these ideologies but the reason they do is how the body of the society responds favorably to these and perceives the ideologues as furthering social good. Without the ado and the manipulation reformers would have a much easier time garnering an attentive populace. Back when Jefferson wrote of 'meanness and hypocrisy' his plea to reform or constrain New England's zealots was not hampered by hordes of bought-and-paid internal traitors; his physical defenses were cocooned between two oceans; his intentions were not smeared by lying and self-serving expat attack dogs kept on leash by sworn enemies of the American populace; irrelevant bullshit and consumer temptation did not take a split second to reach all his audience. He had it easy. Even his adversaries were more human and had a more introspective, skeptically-qualified view of their fighting, its necessity, and its purposes. Compared to the average American today even Cecil Rhodes was a fine chap. Maybe... particularly Cecil Rhodes.
re #1022 Back when Jefferson wrote of 'meanness and hypocrisy' his plea to reform or constrain New England's zealots was not hampered by hordes of bought-and-paid internal traitors; his physical defenses were cocooned between two oceans; his intentions were not smeared by lying and self-serving expat attack dogs kept on leash by sworn enemies of the American populace Tell that to Mercer
Re #1023: No idea what that means.
#1022 Thank you for the well thought out response. I had to read it a couple times to figure out what you were getting at. The Jefferson quote actually put it in perspective. Jefferson's call for religious freedom was not met with enemies because for the vast majority, the appeal of the "new world" (tell that to the Native Americans!) *was* religious freedom. There was no ACLU, no hordes of secular and atheist shoppers/godless college professors. The perspective for most was much much different because of the average person's way of life. Primary means of transportation was walking and horse. People had to kill an animal or forage for grains to eat. No running water or toilets. Hardships make the soul humble and because of this I believe is where the appeal of religion and religious freedom is rooted from. With all that in mind I can see why adultery would be met with the response. I do not have the perspective or life experience to agree but I do understand.
Re #1025: > OpEdNews Op Eds 3/8/2006 at 12:54:51 > > Moral Endo-skeletons and Exo-skeletons: A Perspective on America's > Cultural Divide and Current Crisis -- http://is.gd/F9yWka -- (redirects to OpEdNews.com)
> Head of Iran's chief clerical body dead at 83 -- http://news.yahoo.com/head-irans-chief-clerical-body-dead-83-074934046.h tml Read the comments for a taste of contemporary America.
Where is contemporary Iran commenting?
Plenty on FB and the like. In English, too. Better yet, learn Persian, other Iranian languages, and Arabic. There's plenty to read. You don't expect Iranians to comment only in your language, do you? For an Iranian sort of "social network" start here: -- http://cloob.com/ For news and discussion: -- http://www.alef.ir/ -- http://www.tabnak.ir/ -- http://www.sharghdaily.ir/ -- http://www.etemaad.ir/ (Tod's perception of how speech works in the Islamic Republc often cracks me up.) Persian-speaking blogosphere is rife with comments, too. I'm often surprised by how nonchalantly Iranians handle the American venom spat at them. I myself don't have that manner of generosity and patience. In the meantime, learning Mandarin and Russian would be nice, too.
"You don't expect Iranians to comment only in your language, do you?" Absolutely not. My great grandparents did not speak english when they came to this country. Their children picked up english on the streets during the great depression. We all have to do what he have to. From what I can tell, most people who choose to be bilingual do so out of a need to relate to their ancestry. Others do so for work. I would not really gain much by learning any language other than German or Spanish for engineering. I do not plan to move so for right now I'm okay. I have gone through some Rosetta Stone disks for German. It was interesting and I will eventually go through them all. My dad is half-German so my last name is Germanic. In the past I worked for a German company (8 years). I regretted not knowing their language. It would have helped my career and still would because so many high paying engineering jobs in Michigan are with German companies.
PS I will check out those links. Thanks.
re #1028 I'm glad to crack you up, my friend :) I checked out cloob job opportunities. Colorful to say the least Web Graphics Dominate the basics of web pages, fluent in HTML / CSS / JavaScript In Tehran, welcoming, caring, hard-working, energetic, creative, detailed, stylish, tasteful, loves design, fast Expert web developer Familiarity with PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript In Tehran, welcoming, caring, hard-working, intelligent, energetic, responsible, willing to learn, fast Expert Mobile Programmer Fluent in programming Android or IOS In Tehran, welcoming, caring, hard-working, intelligent, energetic, responsible, willing to learn, fast, experienced PR Expert Dominate the online space equations, familiar with social networking and electronic publishing environments, associated with paper-based media. In Tehran, a very good-tempered, high social intelligence, self-confident, eloquent I might make a cloob account and see what's what. Would be cool maybe.. Couldn't be any worse than ro.netlog.com or twoo.com Wonder if kittens and bacon photos will get me banned? http://www.infosecurity.pro/cloobadeh.jpg
Re #1032: Now show me your VK profile >:-) What's the strange surname supposed to mean? I don't think kittens would get you banned. Bacon would probably invite questions about where you got it: -- http://www.gourmand.ir/node/109 Here's how to make something bacon-esque with calf meat, without curing salt which the author warns against because of (naturally) nitrosamines: -- http://www.shamshiricafe.com/2011/09/blog-post_24.html
re #1033 Surname: Splash After looking at those links, I'm suddenly craving mediterranean pizza
Re #1034: Re. 'splash,' I see. Machine--or expat?--translation messed it up a little. Instead of onomatopoeia for a splash you got one for a drooly round of kisses. It's the little things that give people away ;-) On that note, a hippie: > USAID: A CIA Front 'In Desperate Need of Adult Supervision' > > [...] > > According to a recent article in the The Weekly Standard, in 2009, just > three years before his capture in Syria, Foley worked for USAID-funded > development projects in Baghdad. And then in 2011, he "moved to Libya" > briefly where he was eventually kidnapped and held for over a month. > Michael Krieger of Liberty Blitzkrieg writes: > > "This guy has a resume that reads more like a James Bond film script > than that of a journalist with a teaching background. He works for USAID > in 2009 in Iraq, then he finds himself kidnapped in Libya two years > later by Gaddafi forces. Then, after all of this, he finds himself > captured in Syria, only to be beheaded two years later by ISIS (the > terror organization funded by our ally Saudi Arabia)." > > What else was James Foley doing for USAID? > > [...] -- http://is.gd/8Uc5oP -- (redirects to 21st Century Wire) Or another hippie... > SOTLOFF STILL ALIVE [or not] -- http://aanirfan.blogspot.com/2014/09/sotloff-still-alive.html (I added the note in brackets.) > "I don't really share my values and opinions," he replied. "I try to > stay alive." When I suggested that the jig would be up if someone as > much as Googled his name, he replied simply: "Yeah, Google definitely > isn't my friend." -- http://is.gd/RDOrZI -- (redirects to Politico) Or he does/did? > The Muslim Brotherhood's Legitimate Grievances > > Steven Sotloff -- http://is.gd/0gaFDx -- (redirects to World Affairs Journal) The article is undated.
smh
At what?
More Jew rag propaganda? I thought Iran was more progressive than this. "Iran: Motorcycle Acid Gangs 'Terrorising Women' who Break Islamic Dress Code" Demonstrators have gathered outside government buildings in Isfahan and Tehran, in protest at the recent spate of acid attacks on women in Iran. Security forces reportedly tried to disperse the demonstration at the Iranian parliament building in Isfahan, calling it a "political" gathering. In the past two weeks, a number of women have had sulphuric acid thrown on their face and bodies by a group of motorcyclists. It is believed the motive of the attacks was to target women who were not wearing the Islamic dress code in public places. At least a dozen women have been attacked with acid in the city of Isfahan while at least four women were victims of similar attacks in the Iranian capital of Tehran. One of the women was reportedly warned by an anonymous text message that she would be have acid thrown at her if she did not cover up properly. The woman was identified only by the name Haniyeh. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/iran-motorcycle-acid-gangs-terrrorising- women-who-break-islamic-dress-code-1471256
#1037 At the farce. It sickens me.
Re #1038:
Nope, not propaganda. Crimes have nothing to do with "progressivism." Iran
is not more or less "progressive" than anything.
Acid attacks happen in Iran, rarely, and largely out of personal motivations.
Jilted suitors and revenge being the most common ones. Think Lisa Nowak. They
happen on a daily basis in Pakistan and India. In Iran they are far less
common than being killed (lawfully or unlawfully) by the police in the US,
by a factor of perhaps 1 to 100.
The response is indeed orchestrated by Jew rags and consists of these
elements:
1. premature identification of perpetrator ("must be religious
conservatives"),
2. false attribution of motivation ("must be due to how they were dressed and
offended religious sensibilities"),
3. false depiction of social depth ("must be the culture"),
4. public hysteria ("RAAAAAPE!").
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Now for the facts:
1. Acid attacks against women--women only, because that's what the Western
handlers of Iranian "reforms" have conditioned their audience on--is a chronic
topic in Iranian "reformist" media, only in times there's a "reformist"
president is in power. Under the previous "reformist" administration, Khatami
(1997 - 2005), this exact media parade was conducted.
2. One of the victims in the recent cases was a chador-clad woman. Chador is
that full-length square of cloth they wrap around them and you're told to be
scared of because it's a great place to hide a Kalash. I'll let you infer.
3. A published study [A] of 'acid burn violence in Iran' over a six-year
period (2004 - 2010) found 59 victims presented at an advanced burn treatment
hospital, of whom 51% were male and 49% female. I'll let you infer.
4. The acid attack motif has been amply used by certain people [B] to slander
Iran's 1979 revolution. My parents were there so I know a bit or two about
who is lying. I can inform you that he is a liar. Take of it what you will.
5. Any permanent physical injury is covered in Iran's penal code--backed by
evil evil Shari'a Taqiyya Kitman Burqa Pedophile Terror--under 'qisas'
(retaliation in kind). A victim of acid attack can request the state to cause
the same harm to the perpetrator; or they can forgive the perpetraor. Both
qisas and forgiveness have occurred in past criminal cases. However, bleeding
hearts pointed out the image of the state gouging the eyes of a perpetrator
out is not to the liking of the Western anuses they like to lick. So in a
rather publicized case a victim was pressured, by "human rights" activists,
to forgive, which she did. In response, the Islamic Republic passed a separate
law for acid attacks making them a state-decreed capital offense separate from
application of qisas, removing the victim's choice to forgive.
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[A] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3293230/
[B] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afshin_Molavi
P.S. The numbers on #1038 are also false.
"the Islamic Republic passed a separate law for acid attacks making them a state-decreed capital offense separate from application of qisas, removing the victim's choice to forgive." Forgiveness is free and deterrents are somewhat useful. Can't argue with the republic here.
On a side note, I would find it difficult to drive a motorcycle and throw acid at the same time. I'm not coordinated enough to shift gears and pull in the clutch and accelerate while throwing acid. That's talent!
Qisas is a far more reasonable mechanism for responding to violent crime than fixed punishments meted out by the state. The choice is given to those truly grieved and the punishment is to be as close to the crime as possible. The Islamic Republic's decision to supplement qisas with a fixed punishment is a PR response to "human rights" asslickers. People who oppose this on principle are fools or charlatans. Have a dose of Shari'a: -- http://quran.com/16/123-128 Must be noted I don't have the grace or forgiveness of Mozzies and American niggers. Had my atheist fascist notions been current among either group today there would not be a square inch of the Jew-SA unraked.
'This' in 'oppose this' being retaliation in kind for violent crime.
Ameriicaaa... > Hundreds protest against Iran acid attacks -- http://is.gd/I6U29g -- (redirects to Yahoo News) Try comments again, for another taste of contemporary America. Ignorance, utter stupidity, and sheer psychopathic malice. What a grand cocktail have Jews mixed. No wonder they get to throw their weight around. How idiotic these Iranians who play into those filthy hands.
#1046 You are condemning protesters who are outraged by crime? Let's just say that the issue is small and they are overreacting. Does that mean the protesters are really bad people or "idiotic?" PS I was denied access to the comments. "Sorry, we are having trouble connecting right now. Please try again."
Re #1047: The issue is not that they react; rather how they react. Correct reaction: they should work harder, demand and give out fewer bribes, blunt their greed, delay their gratification, make a more prosperous country with better education and more humane public atmosphere, and raise their children well so in the future there will be fewer perpetrators. These types also "protest" low wages for labor. Then when they hire a day laborer to do a job at their home they do all they can to cut the fellow's pay. My "protest" to low wage is to pay any laborer I hire more than he expects, and then some if he does a good job. Let him negotiate with the next one knowing his work is worth more. Protest? Whom are they protesting at? What are their demands? What can be changed about this matter? Who can enact such changes? What are the photo ops for? What response does it attract from the Western gallery of psychopaths, charlatans, and fools at a critical juncture of their country's history? Why is there a hysteria only when "social media" tells them "dozens of women" have been attacked? Where are these ignorant fools when sly economic and political tweaks are slipped into their country's culture, economy, and governance? (Answer to last question: they're idly scratching their butts at those times, watching Beyonce's latest. I'm not exaggerating.) Reality check: 4 women; more men are subject to this type of attack than women, perennially; the number and importance of these attacks pale against other instances of violent crime in Iran, such as armed robbery; Iran was and remains (until these idiots finally get their ways) one of world's safe countries with a low rate of violent crime _despite_ a growing culture of shamelessness, daylight thuggery, and insatiable greed--all driven by imperatives of neoliberal global expansion--among not-so-distant relatives of these same fools. The feeble-minded tools who today demand "strong government response to violence" will tomorrow be driven by the same CIA-run "social media" to protest the hanging of a violent criminal because--of course!--little bobo has no fault. "The society made him so." If you want an analogue these idiots are the soda-tax "liberals" of Iran. In case of the US soda-tax "liberals" are of much less import but the Iranian ones are essential to Western PR. That's why they're wagged every so often. (Sometimes I wonder if there's any sense to caring about a nation that doesn't think, much less care, about itself. It's kind of like having co-dependence on a drug addict.)
re #1035 Instead of onomatopoeia for a splash you got one for a drooly round of kisses. It's the little things that give people away ;-) Smooches
Re #1049: -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ao9D8rctsM
Time for... Jew logic (and Jew loyalty): > Election 2014: Your vote counts on whether Iran will go nuclear > > It's become obvious in the US-Iran negotiations that the US > administration will not stop Iran from going nuclear. Only Congress can. > And you will elect Congress. > > [...] > > A nuclear Iran would endanger Israel, thus dramatically increasing that > country's willingness to launch a preemptive attack on Iran. This could > easily trigger a massive conventional war in the Middle East that would > make this past summer's 50-day war between Israel and Hamas look like > child's play. > > [...] -- http://www.ijn.com/editorial/4996-election-2014-vote-counts-iran-nuclear There's an idiom for that here: "nurturing vipers in your own sleeve." Jews vote for Jewistan. That's their job in the Jew-SA. WASPs should send them all to the Promised Land then?
"Sometimes I wonder if there's any sense to caring about a nation that doesn't think, much less care, about itself. It's kind of like having co-dependence on a drug addict." FWIW I feel like this too. The irony is (at least for myself) the lefties who take on leftist causes are usually most likely to be the most drastically effected when their social cause of the moment turns into government overreach via taxes and brute force. #1051 The only thing I'm irritated about after reading half (that was all I could take) of that editorial: making every American politician blindly swear allegiance to Israeli causes. When I swear allegiance I first ask myself if the relationship is mutually beneficial. Is it for America? Is it for the politician? What have you done for me baby? WHY do I have to buy birthday presents for my brother's kids when he buys none for my kid? He doesn't even show up to the party!?
Um, Jews vote, pay, and pull strings for Izzy. That's where their loyalty is. Politicians want votes, money, and manipulation to get into or stay in power. Jews are extremely overrepresented in the US, in every respect, so politicians know which hands they have to kiss. It is beneficial for the politicians involved. That's the "symbiosis" of Izzy and America. All other land patches of Middle East are similarly, possibly more, useful as imperial footholds as far America is concerned. That particular patch is colonized by an overrepresented disloyal minority that change American politics from within.
"Jews make up 2.2 percent of the American population, a percentage that has held steady for the past two decades. The survey estimates there are 5.3 million Jewish adults as well as 1.3 million children being raised at least partly Jewish. Poll Shows Major Shift in Identity of U.S. Jews - NYTimes.com www.nytimes.com/.../us/poll-shows-major-shift-in-ide...The New York Times" 2.2%. Pandering to 2.2% is quite foolish IMO. Not enough gravy to cover even part of the potatoes.
1. An awful lot of money,
2. mostly ill-gained,
3. is in a tiny number of hands,
4. disproportionately those of Jews,
5. at an even larger disproportion in the Jew-SA.
The following is about billionaires with nuggets about multimillionaires and
millionaires. The next tier is > 250K USD/year earners and those matter, too.
With the right bankrolling instrumentation Ellison alone can buy and sell all
of US Congress. Murdoch alone can guarantee the ascent or descent of any
public figure.
Furthermore, these imperatives are not at odds with general
neo{liberal,conservative} imperatives and other pushers of "[Kissinger's]
world order." They mostly align. Likewise, the Evangelical business not only
does not clash with these but also puts more wind in their sails. It has
successfully rewritten Christianity times over--one more time over the last
three decades didn't cost it any and put it in mutual service with
neo{liberal,conservative} camps as it fought the socialist-leaning liberation
theology and other anti-colonial religious forces of the Global South.
> Forbes Israel boasts of power of Jewish billionaires
>
> The illustration is the cover of Forbes Israel. The date is April 2013.
> It just hit the net. The title is "The Billionaires." The banner on the
> right says, "Special Edition, 165 Jewish billionaires, 17 Israelis, 16
> [Jewish] women, 812 cumulative billions (of billionaires wealth)."
>
> That's 165 out of a total of 1426 billionaires in the world, or 11%. One
> of us (Phil) likes to write about the new position of Jews
> sociologically: and out of the 50 richest people in the world, about a
> quarter are Jewish. Most of those Jewish billionaires appear to be
> American, though this is an Israeli publication.
>
> [...]
-- http://mondoweiss.net/2013/04/forbes-jewish-billionaires
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-- http://www.jspace.com/news/articles/the-jewish-billionaires-of-forbes/80
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-- http://politicsinn.com/48-percent-of-u-s-billionaires-are-jewish/
Did I mention cryptology and domination or infiltration of intelligence/security apparatus for a considerable period of time mean you can blackmail and/or bribe probably any politician? Or that high-level involvement with "defense" industries of the West means a whisper from you could be worth a few milllion votes? With a population of 8 million Izzy sold 773 million USD of weapons in 2013 (while needing to be bankrolled at American expense to the tune of 500 million in just one "war" in 2014?!). By comparison, Russia sold 8283 million USD with a population of 143 million. That is, per capita Izzy sells somewhat less than twice Russia's per capita sales in weapons; and Russia is the world's top exporter of arms by dollar value. The US provided at least 2 billion USD of military aid to Izzy in the same year...
There is one Jew hater that has repeatedly escaped political correctness even many many years after his death - Henry Ford. I just saw this today: http://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/retail/2014/10/23/shinola- makes-henry-ford-pocket-watch/17811193/ Henry Ford is continually revered and the media does not enforce PC. Honestly up until maybe 6 or 7 years ago I didn't know that Ford published the International Jew, supported nazis and got a medal from the Germans before WWII. I do admire him tremendously but i see the Jew hatred as ignorance and a major character flaw.
Well, if you don't see the differences we can wait for a time you will.
Where moneyed minorities get you: > Lost in the debate about Raji's origins is the question of whether--be > she Iranian-American or Indian-American--she has any qualifications to > be ambassador to Sweden. Her bio on the White House website betrays > none. A former investment banker, California-based Raji served as > national vice-chair of finance, and she was one of the top bundlers who > raised millions for Obama's presidential campaign in 2012. -- http://qz.com/286962/this-is-how-the-media-turned-an-iranian-into-an-indian / LOL.
http://www.americanbazaaronline.com/2014/09/18/chimpanzees-born-killers-say s-n ew-study/
> [...] and the old fellow loved a joke better than a good dinner
Hey tod, check Iran news. See how what Khamenei months ago said came true? "Once the nuclear clamor dies down they will be moving on to the governance of this country." Opinions? Whose script was this from? Who benefts from continued provocation of Iran and who controls the media?
Are the acid attacks on improperly veiled women part of that government control or a diversion? I would say the media is controlled from within since the propaganda machine to divert attention from the foreign policy aspects seems to be working.
Re #1063: There's no such thing as 'acid attacks on improperly veiled women.' Been discussed here. Non-existent. False. The spinning is occurring elsewhere: -- https://twitter.com/Irpoliticalpris/status/522093783463120896 Those are MEK. Who enables MEK? Is the IRI response to any move from or associated with MEK fully understood or not?
re #1064 Is there such thing as rape? http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/breaking-iran-executes-reyhaneh-jabbari-26-year-ol d-w oman-who-killed-her-rapist-1471698
Re #1065: False news. You get your news from all the wrong places. That's exactly what I asked of you: why are these lies being spread? 1. Negative rape kit. 2. She alleges attempted rape. No evidence of rape exists. 3. Prosecution included evidence that she had purchased the instrument of murder--a large kitchen knife--two days prior and texted a friend three days prior about the intent to murder. The knife did not belong anywhere in or around the scene of crime. 4. The story given by Amnesty and HRW is simply impossible in Iranian context. You don't have 19-year-old girls working as indepedent interior designers, meeting clients in cafes no less. The most likely course of events is that she was a prostitute who decided to murder her client. 5. The victim was stabbed multiple times the back while she claims self-defense. 6. Are you insane? What benefit would it have to the state to punish a victim? This case had already been festering for 7 years. So, back to the question: why are these lies being spread in chorus?
Why do you not have 19 year old girls working as independent interior designers?
re #1067 They are working as prostitutes - that's why! :)
Re #1067: The social structure doesn't permit such thing. Younger men and women tend to need a much higher amount of rapport to be able to work independently. The usual course of a youth's life goes through either university and a 4-year degree through which they both age and attain a piece of paper seen as proof of their relevance (credentialist mores), or through a number of low-status jobs working for someone else well into their 30's. Exceptions to this are rare and of those exceptions the absolute majority are nurtured by family. You won't see any 19-year-olds in this country running a freelance business in cities. Particularly not any women. If it's a man he could be running a very low-status sort of such, doing unskilled or semi-skilled manual labor. If you see a very "independent"-spirited working woman of such age around here you can safely bet you've found yourself the enterprising young prostitute. There is also the economic structure hindering such thing. Labor is divided between a large, ineffective informal economy (which mostly evades tax) and a bloated, inefficient formal economy. The informal economy is mostly family-run and involves hereditary agricultural or husbandry work or mercantile works (which is a nice way to say they're opportunistic buyers and sellers). Both require long periods of "apprenticeship"--essentially informal indentured servitude, within a traditional family or clan-type strcuture--to attain the means and room in the market to work. The formal economy is mainly state-run or tied to rent seekers, is highly credentialist, and has a large pool of applicants with 4-year or higher degrees to choose from. A 4-year degree puts the applicant at 22 or higher when starting work. There's no clean, non-shady launchpad job to make a young person indepedendent or at least less needy while they get ready for a professional job. The (extended) family is that launchpad, always. There's no 'working retail' or 'working as a waiter/waitress/"barista".' The equivalent of 'working retail' in terms of pay is tough, masculine labor in an extremely sleazy informal mercantile sector. Recently the option is open to females in that status of doing hospitability jobs. Those are far from being seen (and compensated) as "real jobs" and far from being common either. Not that this has any bearing on the other facts of this case. Personal trivia: the current chairman of society of earthquake engineering in a Scandinavian country is a man my mother helped support through that 4-year supportless phase of youth, being his aunt. An example of how that works here. A very common pattern of support coming from parents and if they fail to do so from family beyond them, seen as a duty. If you don't have the (extended) family you're very much screwed.
Er, hospitality job.
#1069 Interesting portrait of work life. We can see much of what you described (apprenticeship with families) among immigrant groups in America. It is a superior system IMO because it's mutually beneficial to the person working their way up in the world and the family that is helping. That type of arrangement existed with the early colonists here. Families working together in farms and other enterprises (country store, blacksmith shop, textiles, etc.) Neighbors helping raise and burn barns and so on. It was after WWII when industrialization and consumerism fully took hold and the focus on the individual aka individualism became the mantra. What happens to the interior designers once they reach an age where their service is not desirable or appealing?
Re #1071: Those older forms of social organization are juxtaposed in Iran with newer forms without much scaffolding, creating a ruthless environment for young people. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > What happens to the interior designers once they reach an age where > their service is not desirable or appealing? If that's about actual interior designers, there is social security for them. Once they're old they retire and this: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Security_Organization_(Iran) pays them a pension based on their payments into the system and other factors written into labor law. I believe it's going to be insolvent soon enough, though. Sounds familiar?
Same link as #1072, because Backtalk apparently likes to botch the closing parenthesis: -- http://is.gd/6fWcpq
Oops, found another whore: > The Exiled Heart: A New York Times Correspondent's Story of Fleeing Iran > with Her Family -- http://is.gd/A6MHiI -- (redirects to Vogue) Compare that whore to this woman with an actual career: > This Iranian Photographer is Tired of Explaining Life in Iran -- http://is.gd/HSjWZk -- (redirects to the New Republic) Always baffles me how many whores of both sexes Iran manages to produce.
#1072 I meant the prostitutes. That's nice that there's a security for retirees there. As far as insolvencies are concerned, our entire government system is insolvent. Try tell that to anyone here though and it's fighting words. People are stubborn and ignorant. They don't want to hear negative news. It's unAmerican. *rolls eyes*
> Always baffles me how many whores of both sexes Iran manages to produce. Really? The last sentence you wrote in 1069 seems to explain very clearly how Iran manages.
False flags attacks almost always follow emergency drills. http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread1039198/pg1
Re #1076: > Really? The last sentence you wrote in 1069 seems to explain very > clearly how Iran manages. By being a traditional society in transition? Did North America produce whores in droves as it transitioned to modernity? In this specific case, did you notice the traitorous whore in question is actually an upper middle class woman whose rent-seeking family "fled" (read: left of their own volition) the country with considerable sums gleaned from corruption under pre-revolution governments to live in luxury abroad? My personal hypothesis involves easy oil money allowing the country to afford 80 years of autocracy on part of the elite; rent seeking and graft on part of upper and middle classes; undue expectations for making it big quick and corresponding small-scale corruption on part of the up-and-coming lower classes. I think oil has been a plague for Iran. (If unclear, I didn't use whore in the sexual sense. I have a wee bit of sympathy for people who sell their bodies out of necessity, or even out of plain greed. It's a sort of honest work. More respectable than financial work in which I engage at times.)
A brief return to the question tod evaded: why are lies being spread about Iran? Who funds the lying? What are the motives?
re #1079 A brief return to the question tod evaded: why are lies being spread about Iran? Who funds the lying? What are the motives? You answered that in 1078: "I think oil has been a plague for Iran." I would expand on that: Oil has been a plague to mankind. I lectured my son at length this weekend about the evils of oil. I should like to live to see the day oil is irrelevant to world affairs. I realize you'd like to hear me blame Jews for Iran's troubles which can be done but it simplifies things too easily. Iran has all sorts of enemies and issues does it not.
Re #1080: True truths are not complete, revealing truths. Generalities are cheap. Specific mechanisms are at work which make one thing lead to another and some of those mechanisms are known. I named a few and hoped you would in honesty name a few more. Oh well. Oil certainly is not the only cause and even oil as a cause has nuances. For example, Iran's oil is not what it's cracked up to be. It's a fast dwindling resource with an underfunded exploitation industry that is quite likely to go bankrupt in near future. And, of course, Iran has many enemies and problems. Everybody and everything has many enemies and problems. One part of the task of understanding is enumerating and ordering these. Which is more damaging and which is less. Not to mention, people's objectives in such evaluations vary. Someone may be intent on inflicting more damage while someone else may want to prevent, mend, and improve. Regardless, the questions were quite specific. Someone is spreading falsities to paint Iran negatively for problems it does not have (versus all the problems it does have, many of those mirroring the problems of other countries, which take libraries to explain and understand). This is done on purpose and in an orchestrated manner. No doubt about that. So the question was of who and why.
Now back to Jew filth occupation of the West, bringing to you the Jew Occupation Governments of Everyfuckingwhere: > Missile boat crisis ends as Germany gives Israel $382 million discount > > Agreement is a reversal of Berlin's earlier decision to withhold the > discount because of Israel's settlement construction. -- http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/.premium-1.621447 So, how much has been spent so far on containing ebola? Any figures?
U.S. CDC says returning Ebola medical workers should not be quarantined http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/27/us-health-ebola-usa-newyork- idUSKBN0IG12920141027
re #1081 Specific mechanisms are at work which make one thing lead to another and some of those mechanisms are known. I named a few and hoped you would in honesty name a few more. Oh well. What can I possible contribute? Schlessinger? Kissinger? German Jews in the public eye?
Re #1084: Comments on how seemingly diverse media can be orchestrated like this would be interesting. Liaisons? Direct bribes? Perks? Blackmail? Also, an admission that I am neither insane nor struck by a mental illness--"anti-Semitism is a mental illness" is the new bullshit meme--or a character flaw would work. (I'm sure I have an array of character flaws. This isn't one of them.)
re #1085
Comments on how seemingly diverse media can be orchestrated like this would
be interesting. Liaisons? Direct bribes? Perks? Blackmail?
"US government, pissed we were publishing our story, tried to
undermine us by leaking it to other news organization right before
we published"
- jeremy scahill (@jeremyscahill) August 5, 2014
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140805/11295828116/nearly-40-those-gov
ernm
ents-terrorist-watchlist-have-no-affiliation-with-recognized-terrorism-groups.
shtml
In 1917, Congressman Oscar Calloway documented in the official
Congressional record that multi-millionaire JP Morgan had infiltrated
the U.S. media for the sole purpose of exploiting and controlling it.
Morgan hired twelve of the top news managers to help him determine the
most influential newspapers in America. The idea was to find the primary
key news institutions that other news outlets looked to and were thus
influenced by. (This is documented in the official U.S. Record, volume
54, dated February 9, 1917.)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqfQ6JW-OTM
Re #1086: Nice links. Have mine: -- http://www.historyisaweapon.com/
#1085 I'm the one who said it is a character flaw (regarding Henry Ford). I might add the word "dangerous" between character and flaw. To your question about bribes, blackmail, etc. it is almost impossible to know without admissions. We can only guess. Guessing and broad- brushing. Fruitless. Some of the Jew connections you make I have no arguments for. There certainly are connections. There are many powerful Jews. But adding intent or grand schemes is a stretch IMO unless there is evidence and even then it's not a Jewish thing - it's an evil schemer at play.
Re #1088: I recall that you did. I would want its rejection from tod, not from you ;-) I think the existence and behavior of Israel is more than enough evidence. Importantly, Iran does not have and has never had any irreconcilable differences with the West and with the US in particular other than over Israel. USG has known quite well all along that it could run its Imperial business through IRI officials all the same. The fact that for three decades Iran has been portrayed as a no-no of American foreign policy makes no sense without the other fact that Iran will never recognize Israel and that Iran's ascendance will cut Israel's lifeblood off quite fast. It's beyond bizarre that Iran would be in the position that Israel should be. It's Israel that has 1. stolen and diverted nuclear material; 2. misled highest US officials about its nuclear activities; 3. enlisted services of the US and France against their NPT obligations; 4. developed nuclear weapons; 5. instated an apartheid regime; 6. murdered thousands of non-combatants; 7. invaded several countries, unprovoked multiple times; 8. taken overt pride in wetwork on many countries' soil; 9. disregarded more UNSC and UNGA resolutions than any other country. Where is the NATO bombing of Israel? It makes no sense at all to not only not have one but also for NATO countries to protect and further supply Israel at their own expense with no prospect of reimbursement. Tod is going to interject here with House of Saud or, more recently, AKP as other movers and shakers behind the Iran fiasco. I personally think he knows quite well the opinion of US establishment of these two. They're seen as clownish clients, not movers. Israel is the one that US politicians--POTUS, senators, congresspersons, all the way down to city mayors--try to prove their ass-kissing credentials to. It's on behalf of Israel that a large fraction of US population deliver delirious sermons. It's Israel that most Europeans greatly resent but their supposed "democratic" representations act servile towards. The whole spectacle is grotesque. None of this makes sense without the assumption that Jews have special levers controlling all these governments.
re 1089 It might be simpler than Jews having special levers. Perhaps it is overt prejudice against non-Judeo Christians by the USA and Israel. Unless there is more positive portrayal on the silver screen and television for Muslims then I don't see the simpleton prejudices going away. FOX News is simply an outlet for racists and bigots. Americans thrive on the "us versus them" mentality. http://www.gallup.com/poll/125312/religious-prejudice-stronger-against-musl ims .aspx Very few Americans are going to listen to history and logic to build the case for accepting its prejudice against other religions. There has to be some Muslim super heroes and some Muslim politicians and some Muslim actors who are the best and transcend the status quo. Until then, Jews are simply 1/2 Christians in the eyes of most Americans. Muslims are lucky to be 15% American in the eyes of American bigots.
Re #1090: I don't buy that. Ignorance in itself doesn't produce negative prejudice. Name the 'Nacirema' people to the average American and they won't have any particular reaction. The negative prejudice was created and fostered on purpose so as to produce the circular logic of intractability. It goes like this: > A: Why do you say Iran is Chaotic Evil? > > B: Because Iran did X. > > A: X is well explained by facts Y1, ..., Yn. > > B: Iran didn't do it because of those. > > A: Why not? > > B: Because Iran is Chaotic Evil. The sentiments you portray were produced on purpose among Americans, by media, on the orders of someone(s). You know better than I do 'simpleton prejudice' is not driving the gears inside the Beltway; nor any of the workings in the halls of Western powers. A combination of interests and plans require cover stories. For the cover stories to seem plausible a narrative is created. The narrative, which you just cited, is not spontaneous. So, questions are: 1. What plans? 2. What objectives? 3. Whose objectives? 4. At what costs? 5. At whose expense? 6. Is (5) paying (4) the same as (3)? 7. If 'no' to (6), how come?
re #1091 The sentiments you portray were produced on purpose among Americans, by media, on the orders of someone(s). I grew up with walkman in Detroit. Prejudice and ignorance are simply what people carry with them against the minorities who "talk funny" and don't "do church." If there is a Jew conspiracy to make people bigots rather than simply a buttload of bigots who make it profitable to perpetrate the ignorance then WHY? What is to be gained? The orders to the media to perpetrate the lies are a vicous circle. They give the viewers what they're willing to watch and the advertisers pay for the ratings to stick their crummy product commercials in between. See, I think you and I have the same question but approach it differently based on our assumptions.
Re #1092:
> If there is a Jew conspiracy to make people bigots rather than simply a
> buttload of bigots who make it profitable to perpetrate the ignorance
> then WHY? What is to be gained?
I wouldn't say what you started the sentence with is the case. People anywhere
are susceptible to being misled. Maybe many are even happy to get a simple
color-me version of events that they can judge easily. So the potential for
such outcomes is there, as you say. I don't argue against that.
The real curiosity is _who_ this potential is used for or against. The pattern
is that this potential is used in the West for the West--which is
understandable, everyone is self-serving--and in service of Jews. There are
grey targets like India or China where people's capacity to buy simple stories
is not heavily used. In the past 'Red' China was a target for known and
unknown reasons. This has been toned down to a great degree with occasional
flare-ups depending on security and economical situation. Some would say if
not for involvement of Western Big Capital with China it still would have to
be painted 'red.'
And for some decades now there are other 'red' targets: Iran and specific Arab
groups.
Again, Israel is a minuscule country. It has a troublesome existence (and
dubitable future) that no one in their right mind would try to justify, much
less laud. To go against all reason and do so requires strong incentives.
These incentives are not in Israel's profitability to the West at large. I
think it's been quite clear that Israel is a liability and no gain.
The Jew conspiracy is in selling to the public a liability as a source of gain
and doing so to such degree that US politicians from the top to the bottom
dare not speak against it in public. The visible courtesy extended to Jews
in the West is itself a major curiosity. Before you go again attributing this
to "Judeo-Christian" identity remember that Jews were the misfits of the West
until quite recently and the "Judeo-Christian" amalgamation is very much an
Anglo-American thing. The rebranding must have been on purpose. Meanwhile,
in Continental Europe such rebranding could not and has not taken place. Of
utmost importance is that the deference of politicians is to pillars of power
(wealth, violence, rhetoric), not to shared identity.
What is to be gained? Existence and continuation of Israel. If the 1:3 dual
citizens of Israel are any indicator Jews very much dig it and have no regard
for the actual owners of the place. They are neither repentant for the past
nor conciliatory about present affairs and they believe subversion of the
West's Imperial instruments to serve their pet project is a Good Thing.
Importantly, and this may serve Dan Cross' brand of ignorance a bit, there
are differences between:
1. colonialism (of which the global, long-distance form has been perpetrated
only by Europe),
2. neocolonialism (which does not involve intended population displacements),
3. imperialism (which is the oldest variant of meddling with
self-determination and, at smaller geographic ranges, indistinguishable from
what is called national rule).
The West has largely given up on colonialism. Imperialism in turn can be seen
as a usual game of rulers-and-ruled where the Empire, even with (or perhaps
because of) its global reach, can be forced to take some responsibility like
any sovereign. These two trends make neocolonialism more tolerable, perhaps
even desirable in some regions. Again, the comparison can be made with any
sovereign.
Jews' subversion of the Empire clearly goes against both of these trends. It
uses the harshest instruments of a neocolonial Empire to hold together an
oldschool colony _and_ subverts the Empire's sense of responsibility in ways
that cannot be justified except by pointing a damning finger at Jews.
This lack of justification is the crux of what attracts the ire of quite a
few people around the world against the Empire.
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> The orders to the media to perpetrate the lies are a vicous circle. They
> give the viewers what they're willing to watch and the advertisers pay
> for the ratings to stick their crummy product commercials in between.
Sure thing. Once the seeds are planted they grow. That's why the initial
choice of whom and how to demonize is crucial. Once the memes are out they
easily draw material from the mis/disinformation environment and replicate
on their own.
However, as I already wrote, the issue is not the public's notions. The
public's notions are a symptom of the elite's will. When I see the negative
propaganda I don't lament that someone will think negatively of Iran. I think
instead that a tiny number of someones ("leadership") are running a plan
against Iran and have to give the public a cover story. The questions all
regard those movers and shakers, not the misled public.
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> See, I think you and I have the same question but approach it
> differently based on our assumptions.
Perhaps. Clearing that up is the purpose of this correspondence.
#1092 "If there is a Jew conspiracy to make people bigots rather than simply a buttload of bigots who make it profitable to perpetrate the ignorance then WHY? What is to be gained?" Why did the Catholic Church keep the mass in Latin for hundreds of years and forbid translation? Why does our government produce cointel? Why are there political commercials with misinformation? Why is Monsanto against GMO labeling? Chinese internet controls? If people are ignorant and believe your lies you can _control_ them. In each demographic there are ads and media programs that exist to sell more products. This is not a Jew conspiracy but it's the way things have worked throughout written history.
Re #1094: Every you-can-control-them scheme has beneficiaries. There are people who run any given racket and they are responsible for it. Rackets don't run themselves.
Were Kermit Roosevelt and Dulles controlled by Jews?
#1095 Yes #1096 ? I think Kermit Roosevelt was controlled by daddy issues, booze and mental illness. John Dulles was the controller, not the controlled! Although one could make the argument that he answered to others, including Jews.
-- http://i.imgur.com/hT9tQ6C.jpg
-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lr4mI26c-Y
Re #1096: I don't know. Probably not. Jews didn't have the position they have today 80 years ago. Nor 50 years ago. I'm not selling theories of Eternal Jew here. I'm talking about concrete matters. Every rafflesia blooms one day and withers another. Did Disraeli do Jews a few favors in British politics of his day?
Jews were lower on the rung in Brit politics. A seat at the table if they played by Queensberry Rules.
Indeed. Anglos brought them into the game. 150 years later; have they handled the power well? I see a sort of anaphylactic response here.
Uncle Eli strikes again: > The Real Reason Iran Killed This Woman for Defending Herself > > The execution of Reyhanneh Jabbari has brought worldwide condemnation of > the Tehran regime. But the critics may be missing the real story. > > by Eli Lake > > [from Comments section] > > She committed a premeditated murder and tried to defame her victim > (stabbed the man with whom she had previous intimate relations from > behind and with a knife she had bought earlier). If the Iranian system > wanted her dead she would have been dead years ago and not hanged after > a seven year lengthy procedure. The garbage piece presented as a "news > article" is scandalously one-sided. > > If you had real humanitarian concerns you would gone first to your > corrupt Saudi friends who chop off heads with swords as the execution > method, just like their fellow Salafist-Jihadist brothers in ISIS. The > Saudi's will behead you (usually in public) if they catch you with even > 10 grams of heroin, for example. > > The hypocrisy by these paid guys in press is really stomach turning. -- http://is.gd/R9zbsq -- (redirects to The Daily Beast) It's a Jews' world! Lie, lie, and then lie some more. The bigger, the more, the better. It takes a minute to tell a lie once you're in the right place; a day to debunk it. You can't possibly lose.
O'Reilly thinks Stalin killed Patton. Actually, O'Reilly thinks many folks were assassinated for being "no spin." I wonder how long before O'Reilly tries to stage his own failed assassination? http://crooksandliars.com/2014/09/bill-oreillys-ludicous-claim-joseph-stali n
With words that tenuous it's hard to believe he himself believes it.
re #1105 He uses very loose innuendo. His strongest thread is the rumor that Patton drank a thimble full of vodka every night thus wasn't prone to a blood clot.
Wikipedia names congestive heart failure as mechanism of death. That doesn't even need clotting and alcohol consumption would only worsen the proximate causes. Should people expect Bill O'Reilly to know sclerotic etiologies of heart failure from others? -- http://is.gd/4vsYsw (To be honest, I looked for the survey itself and couldn't find it. Could equally likely be filed under American liberal lies even if the point of a need for proper education is fair.)
You have a John Bolton in your soup, Sir Mister walkman: > Washington Must Not Ignore Iran's Threat Against Camp Liberty > > by AMIR BASIRI 30 Oct 2014, 2:10 AM PDT > > [...] > > In tandem with the increase of its violent activities in Iraq, the > Iranian regime has also increased the pace of its perpetual campaign of > persecution and harassment against members of the opposition group > Peoples Mojahedin Organization of Iran, residing in Camp Liberty, Iraq. > > The PMOI is the main opposition group to the Iranian regime and has for > decades been aiming at dislodging the ruling mullahs and establishing a > secular and democratic government. The PMOI is the party that first > unveiled Irans illicit nuclear program and has published valuable > documents pertaining to the meddling of the Iranian regime in Iraq. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/LzUDXl -- (redirects to Breitbart) Want to bet on which way the army of ignorant, easily-led fools known as the Tea Party will go in 2016? ;-) Camp Liberty, formerly Camp Ashraf, home to mujah.... I mean, freedom fighters. Neocons love irony.
#1108 "Tea Party" began as a libertarian movement. It has been distorted by the media and usurped by neocons. I have no defense for any attributions to tea party activities, voices, etc. because "Tea Party" is nebulous just like "terrorist" or "Jew". "ignorant, easily-led fools known as ______" - fill in the blank Lots of ignorant, easily-led people around the world from every religion, political party, activist group, gender, etc. PS To your "ignorant" and "easily led" - CBS did a poll of self- identifying "Tea Party" people and found: They are better educated than most Americans: 37 percent are college graduates, compared to 25 percent of Americans overall. They also have a higher-than-average household income, with 56 percent making more than $50,000 per year. Nearly three in four describe themselves as conservative, and 39 percent call themselves very conservative. Sixty percent say they always or usually vote Republican. Forty percent say the United States needs a third party, while 52 percent say it does not. They are more likely than American adults overall to attend religious services weekly (38 percent do so) and to call themselves evangelical (39 percent). Sixty-one percent are Protestant, and another 22 percent are Catholic. More than half -- 58 percent -- keep a gun in the household. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/tea-party-supporters-who-they-are-and- what-they-believe/
Re #1109: > PS To your "ignorant" and "easily led" - CBS did a poll of > self-identifying "Tea Party" people and found: [...] The unfortunate reality is that being educated doesn't compel a person to look for the mechanisms of what they find wrong with the world. I think the uniting factor of Tea Party was and remains discontent. Malcontents are easy to lead on because seeking the detailed why's and how's of discontent is harder than believing catch-all's like "it is the government's fault." While dissatisfaction with status quo is certainly the gateway to a liberated mind it is not also the path to such liberation. In fact, a generalized disaffection is one of the most powerful weapons in the arsenal of fascist opinion leaders. As a fascist, I would know ;-) Regarding [American] libertarianism I believe similar criticism applies. In particular there's a utopian sentiment common among believers about the practical outcomes of libertarian ideologies coupled with a tendency to brush aside negatives that can easily be reasoned for from the same premises. There's this sense that "if only this and that were fixed the world would become a great place [or the best place it can be]" and that's lethal. Underlying it all there's the idea that every problem can be solved and every solution will look simple. On Agora item #7, post #787 you can see that type of sloppy analysis at work. I find this highly relevant: > Q: Are beautiful, elegant or simple equations more likely to be true? -- http://is.gd/3s6jPi -- (redirects to AskAMathematician.com) (If you asked the physicists at Argonne that question I imagine they'd give you pained looks.)
What is more dangerous than a malcontent? People who blindly follow and accept what they are told. On the scale of intelligence, questioning things is higher than bumbling along like a mindless fool. None of the great men in history just accepted things around them or what they were told. "a utopian sentiment common among believers about the practical outcomes of libertarian ideologies" No liberal or conservative has the same problem right? Utopian sentiment? I could dedicate my life to picking that apart if the outcome was attractive.
Re #1111: > What is more dangerous than a malcontent? A malcontent is not above being a mindless fool solely thanks to their disaffection. That was my point. Discontent is not a virtue in and of itself. Gauged radical thinking is. Asking questions is vital. Seeking answers in honesty even more so. (With the caveat that any honest search will most likely yield more questions.) Bit of microhistory here. You often see these days the beard-fear among Western elites. Not one appears in public with so much as a stubble. A beard is a code of "backwardness." Even our self-professedly "enlightened" resident thug here once couldn't hold his tongue against slander of appearances and addressed me as a follower of 'bearded leaders.' Guess who introduced the babyface code of "civilization" to the West and what it meant to them. (I'll let you guess.) The babyface code was there to signal discontent with all-bearded leaders of traditional Europe. Mighty good did that discontent do, did it not? See: Second World War. Other bunches of thugs under babyface code run amok these days: > There is Ali Shah Mousovi, a pediatrician who says he returned to > Afghanistan in 2003, following years of exile in Iran, to open a medical > clinic and rebuild his country. Soon after his return, American soldiers > broke down his door, accused him of associating with the Taliban and > took him to the Bagram Air Base. There, he says, he was blindfolded, > hooded, gagged and repeatedly kicked in the head by American soldiers, > who spat on him, cursed him and paraded him naked. -- http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/10/books/review/Rosen-t.html And make no mistake. Many of these thugs have gone back home as "veterans," full of discontent because Rome isn't paying them the promised loot. Their discontent or the discontent of criminal nigger gangs is no mark of distinction. It confers no liberty of mind and makes them all the more dangerous. So, unless you're like me and love to see a big fire on the horizon, hold your horses on praise of generalized disaffection. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > None of the great men in history just accepted things around them or > what they were told. History has quite a few terrible great men, too. Not even gauged radical thinking guarantees good intentions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > No liberal or conservative has the same problem right? Utopian > sentiment? I could dedicate my life to picking that apart if the outcome > was attractive. I wouldn't grace American liberals or "conservatives" with critique. Those are just bunches of clowns. That libertarians get a critical mention is because you can see their hearts--the honest ones among them--are in the right place, at the very least. Sloppy analysis taints the best of intentions nonetheless and it's all the more dangerous when/where people are action-minded.
> U.S. military ordered to hide identities, change routines to avoid > terrorist attacks -- http://is.gd/5RMQX3 -- (redirects to Washington Times) This is on US soil. I have no comments.
> Ralph Nader on Clinton vs Rand in 2016 and Libertarianism -- http://wearechange.org/ralph-nader-clinton-vs-rand-2016-libertarianism/
#1114 Ralph Nader is a very smart man and I agree with everything he said in that clip. Rand Paul is a disappointment. He is not the great man his dad is. At best he's the lite version. At worst he's turning into a mainline (_not_ neocon) Republican. As a citizen, I would support him over neocons like Jeb Bush (who is rumored to run). Hillary and Jeb are frightening and dangerous. Rand is being the lady who unbuttons the top 3 on her blouse to make the sale. He's is not going to put out, he just wants to be sexy enough to win people over and put the turkey on the table. Not exactly noble but in the end it does the job. The takeaway for me that it's too bad people like Rand Paul and Ralph Nader aren't taken seriously by people. The corporatist (Nader's word) media is obviously going to make non-establishment threats to be racists, kooks, and goofs. Average Mike buys it when Conan and Stewart make the joke. Keep the Oligarchy going and the stocks at their artificial high. Rand is smart enough to know that being the libertarian constitutionalist is great but not enough to break on through to the the big desk.
Re #1115: Whatever keeps Rand Paul from being elected on his (alleged) principles will keep him from acting on those principles once in office. No?
#1116 See: Barack Obama His campaign placed him on far left. In office he's right of Reagan. I highly doubt Rand would act on the mainline Republican issues. That's why people in his own party have been working against him and his father for years.
Re #1117: Obama claimed he would seriously balance the establishment which he did much less than expected of him. Left and right are really irrelevant these days. You have hardcore pro-establishment and less hardcore pro-establishment. Obama is the latter. Rand Paul's (alleged) principles are straightly anti-establishment. There is no way he can get elected by appearing hardcore pro-establishment but when in office act anti-establishment any more than Obama did. Due to the perception of many of his (alleged) principles the disappointment factor would be no less than with Obama. Except perhaps in that you cannot much further disappoint already disappointed groups.
Either way brown people will die. Well those that dont play basketball, rap or play president. War is the constant.
If you read this thoroughly: -- http://file.wikileaks.org/file/us-marines-mid-range-threat-assessment-2005. pdf The gist of it is: the US thinks it represents something it calls 'the West;' the US is at war with Islam; the US has no idea what Islam is. I'm taking bets on who will win ;-)
By the way, there's so much Jew in that document the stench was overpowering even from Iran, Iran so far away.
10 year old document during the Dubya Regime
Re #1122: Establishment stance.
More re. #1122: To be clear, it's actually dubious that that is the stance itself. It's essentially an indoctrination manual for lower ranks. It does showcase the establishment's intentions, though, if in a warped way.
re #1124 It's a comic book with heroes and villains dressed up as a world narrative. Out of context, it's hard to understand that the politics were unknown to most Americans. Condoleeza Rice was quick to explain things and very few in the room understood nor were willing to challenge the stance suggested (and followed.) 9/11 was so odd for America that most might have well been Aztecs meeting Hernan Cortes for the first time. And that can be applied in both directions, I suppose.
Re #1125: You keep insisting on 'isolated instance' and 'chaotic-but-unfortunate development' positions. I emphatically disagree. I see carefully planned malevolence. On that note, every charge of malevolence the Soviets brought against Americans the latter needed less than 25 years to prove to have been the case. Recent declassifications and more comprehensive chronicling of the past century also further substantiate that honest mistakes have been less the case than knowing malfeasance. Specific to the document, the "comic book" in question, the "spontaneous" "terrorism expert" business, and attendant outlets have been and continue to be used extensively and deliberately to indoctrinate with less than a grain of truth in the entire paradigm. What does that indicate about the intentions of the establishment? If Germany kept a remorseful version of its 20th century history out of its basic education the way Japan keeps most of Meiji and Shouwa out or the US keeps most of its relevant history out what would you conclude about the balance of power in postwar Germany? Who would you think were truly in power? Vital note: I used 'balance of power' with no implications of sincerity or truthfulness on part of the power consensus. Realistically, Germany has to (and is) do(ing) a complete revision of the victors' version of history taught to the masses of its new generations. The few more curious ones were and are enriching their historical knowledge anyhow.
The less sophisticated the readers are, the easier the comic book is to believe - especially with mainstream media backing much of it up point for point. It's a cohesive narrative. Frenemies, enemies and friends. In April 2013, Hagel told Israeli President Shimon Peres: We are living through the defining of a new world order, and it s still within our capability to do something about it. http://www.wnd.com/2014/10/hagel-questions-u-s-role-in-new-world-order/ (who's "we"?)
-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prevention_of_Genocide_Act_of_1988 > who's "we"? Filth and scum, with a 140+ times Jew overrepresentation among them. Coincidence, of course.
Bin Laden's "killer" revealed: http://tinyurl.com/q9srk84 I wanted gruesome photos and all I got was this tee shirt.
Lip service is all you'll ever get from me: http://tinyurl.com/msg8835
The party of obvious sociopaths.
#1131 Should get fun and interesting if things go my way. BUT (there's always a big butt) it's predictable to see even more corruption, wars and looting coming our way. When congress & senate members talk about "compromising", "reaching across the isle" and "working together" bad things are sure to come.
Boehner likes to compare Obama to GW but forgets Crimea = Georgia
> ROGUE STATE 11.07.14 > > Iran's Horrific Human-Rights Record > > Sen. Mark Kirk > Sen. Marco Rubio -- http://is.gd/uLH6ah -- (redirects The Daily Beast) So, Jew-fellators in Jew rag. Standing for human rights by the kotel up their rears. When is Uncle going to give these whores that erotic spanking? From what I see he's set his eyes on something--not sure what--and these queens are trying to get in his way in the hopes of a paid lay. What's Uncle set his eyes on? And what will happen to the obstructing queens?
#1134 Want some foreign aid? LOL
Re #1135: I got some aid here addressed to DC ;-)
#1136 Make sure you wear a hazmat suit for proper handling before shipping.
The west is the best The west is the best Get here and we'll do the rest
Re #1137: Stan Lee is a good man, though.
#1139 You mean Stanley Lieber? *evil chuckle*
Re #1140: > The establishment of a rating system, voluntary or otherwise, opens the > door to an endless parade of Moral Quality Control Programs based on > "Things Certain Christians Don't Like." What if the next bunch of > Washington Wives demands a large yellow "J" on all material written or > performed by Jews, in order to save helpless children from exposure to > concealed Zionist doctrine? > But what your martial society really wants is blood. We need some blood. > We need some suffering. Like, the individual must suffer for the good of > the whole. I toy around with that. Early on, I wasn't looking at Jesus > Christ, saying to myself, "What an angle." I wasn't trying to be > Christ-y. But, after all, on one level, this is showbiz. -- http://i.imgur.com/UkD8dZg.jpg One never knows :-)
Showing up for work is important www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWxbDu4-kWs
An unbelievable article for a Jew rag: > Getting Close to Terror, but Not to Stop It > > Port Authority Officer Kept Sources With Ties to Iran Attacks -- http://is.gd/HohUsO -- (redirects to NY Times) It is not impossible the described topsy-turvy is real but that McHale man is a fall guy if I've ever seen one. Also wondering if this is another Libya plan. "Hey Ali, I can order you an aftabeh[1] and squat toilet in the White House[2] and a Jundullah column in NY Times. Deal?" On the 25th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's fall. Seriously? Will there be a Roman Abramovich? Will IRIC Article 44 be Treuhand 2? ------------------- 1. Google it. Also, wash your rear. It's good, I promise. 2. http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2009/08/28/nyregion/28tent5_650.jpg
A) A solution looking for a problem: "We have these Joint Terrorism Task Forces everywhere, and there s so many of these antiterrorism thrusts in our bureaucracy. There s so much more going on." B) What changed? Does Jundallah not exist to attack Iran's government alone?" But in its early years, the group received little attention in Washington. And Mr. McHale s relationship with the group did not raise concerns, former officials say. In part, they say, that was because the United States did not yet consider Jundallah a terrorist organization and it had stated no intention to attack the West." C) The meat and potatoes. No one knows anything. Yet, McHale had a budget, traveled, filed reports "circulated widely" and communicated his progress to officials. " But though the government now says Mr. McHale worked as a single operator, there are indications that senior officials knew of and approved of the relationship he developed with Jundallah." D) Our intelligence agencies are very, very good at finding perfect patsies. A port authority worker getting sent for intelligence missions in hostile war areas? Totally normal! And what a perfect guy to set up as the go-it- alone maverick. They just could not keep him in line! LOL "But friends and former colleagues say this characterization of Mr. McHale as a rogue operator is unfair."
He has an assault rifle, too *chuckle*
All these said and probably true, there is a significant (deliberately cultivated) fraction of Americans with quite specific murderous tendencies who match that man's profile. As in any business co-opting a self-driven rising star is far cheaper and more robust than nurturing a reluctant type from the babysteps on.
re #1146 We call them Barney Fife and Hillaries - depending on plumbing.
> Billionaires Adelson and Saban, at odds in campaigns, unite on Israel > and hit Obama > > [...] > > "Newt Gingrich was right: The Palestinians are an invented people," > Adelson said, referring to a controversial statement made by the former > Republican House speaker whose failed 2012 presidential campaign Adelson > heavily funded. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/A5TqSS -- (redirects to Washington Post) Another unusual piece about Jew filth. What's the trick?
Re #1147: Which Hillary is that?
> Iran leader's call to 'annihilate' Israel sparks fury as nuclear > deadline looms > > (CNN) -- A new document by Iran's supreme leader calling for the > elimination of Israel shows that world powers must not rush into a deal > on the country's nuclear program despite an upcoming deadline, Israel's > Prime Minister said Monday. > > "There is no moderation in Iran. It is unrepentant, unreformed, it calls > for Israel's eradication, it promotes international terrorism," Benjamin > Netanyahu said in a statement. > > "This terrorist regime in Iran must not be allowed to become a nuclear > threshold power. And I call on the P5+1 countries -- don't rush into a > deal that would let Iran rush to the bomb." (The P5+1 refers to the > United States, China, Russia, Britain, France and Germany -- the five > permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, plus Germany.) > > Iran insists it only wants nuclear energy. And Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, > while calling for the elimination of Israel, said he opposes "a massacre > of the Jewish people in this region." > > Instead, he seeks a referendum. But in the meantime, "armed resistance > is the cure," he says, calling for the West Bank to be "armed like > Gaza." > > [...] -- http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/10/world/meast/iran-annihilate-israel/index.h tml I'm not furious at all. The one thing Khamenei ever gets right is this one. Not suprisingly, he never gets things about Iran right. So, from dismantlement of Israel by Palestinian referendum a compromise step is to allow Israelis to vote as well? Right?
How do the Israelis hug their children with nuclear arms?
You have to ask the Ethiopian Jews living next to Dimona. I have a single funny concern about Iran buying or making any powerful tech: how will Iranians marry it to their deep-running incompetence and malfeasance? Can't oops with nuclear power plants or warheads.
re #1149 The ones that keep the hair short for minimize hotflashes
Re #1153: Hm, the strange English disturbs me :-P
> "We're now supposedly training about 5,000 or more Syrians who are going > to go back in and fight against Bashar Assad. Who is it that's killing > them? It is barrel bombs and equipment supplied by the Iranians," he > said on Fox News. -- http://is.gd/ICYuie -- (redirects to The Hill)
> The U.S. military is good, but nobody is THAT good > > By Neal Gabler | November 10, 2014 > > When an angry electorate headed for the polls Tuesday, the questions on > their minds probably included: Why did a Liberian man with Ebola get > into this country, and how did the authorities so botch his treatment > that two American nurses were infected with the virus? How did a convoy > of Islamic State fighters cross a desert in plain daylight without being > blasted to smithereens by the U.S. Air Force? How could U.S. automobile > companies commit one gaffe after another without being called to account > after Washington bailed them out? > > [...] -- http://is.gd/Os1a0n -- (redirects to blogs.Reuters) Article is predictable and mildly interesting. Comments tend to be a mix of true and false. The shared feature of the article and comments is arguing in bad faith prompted by naivete and lack of an overarching understanding. Where there should be description there is apology. Where there should be productive criticism there is an absence of offered alternatives.
> Understanding Iran: The Head of the Snake > > [...] > > Iran in Prophecy > > Daniel 11 speaks of a pushy and aggressive power in our day known as the > king of the south. [...] -- http://is.gd/qzZcl4 -- (redirects to The Trumpet) So, Agent tod, where does entertainment cross into macabre? Here's my answer: when North wrote about "orange" and "zebras." Tell me about snakes on a plane, too, about a clash of "civilizations," and about self-fulfilling prophecies. > Ted Cruz's Father Suggested His Son Is 'Anointed' to Bring About 'End > Time Transfer of Wealth' > > "The pastor [Huch] referred to Proverbs 13:22, a little while ago, which > says that the wealth of the wicked is stored for the righteous. And it > is through the kings, anointed to take dominion, that that transfer of > wealth is going to occur." - Rafael Cruz, August 26, 2012 -- http://is.gd/S7MQrp -- (redirects to AlterNet)
And Russia's newest agitprop outlet: > Growth of ISIL - Planned Decision: Syrian Perspective -- http://uk.sputniknews.com/opinion/20141109/1013195499.html Has some points but muddles other points. Half-turths everywhere.
> Can a neocon change his spots (and come back as a liberal > interventionist for Hillary Clinton)? -- http://mondoweiss.net/2014/06/liberal-interventionist-clinton
re #1154 Hm, the strange English disturbs me :-P Gary Glitter being a good example! re #1157 So, Agent tod, where does entertainment cross into macabre? Here's my answer: when North wrote about "orange" and "zebras." Tell me about snakes on a plane, too, about a clash of "civilizations," and about self-fulfilling prophecies. Excellent cartoonage: "the world.s largest state-sponsor of terror" and "radical Islam, led by Iran" at https://www.thetrumpet.com/article/11851.32129.0.0/middle-east/three-reaso ns-w hy-iran-is-the-king-of-the-south-of-bible-prophecy The us vs them comic books come in web blog format.
Re #1160: Missing the point. In a milieu like all that's needed for catastrophe is one shyster. I showed you the shyster, too. You may think the "comic books" are irrelevant to reality and they may be. That's in turn irrelevant to their mobilization potential.
re #1161 I agree it is hate crime and propaganda by the shyster. And yes, there is a market potential behind it. The problem is that nobody is trying to create a mass media campaign for the truth...not a successful one.
Re #1162: > The problem is that nobody is trying to create a mass media campaign for > the truth...not a successful one. That "can't handle the truth" sequence comes to mind. Although that itself was agitprop. If lying is more profitable than truth-telling only blood wins over sword. It's possibly my upbringing that makes me optimistic on that count. If one were to go by 'Welcome to the Machine' the expectation would be for the abstracted machine-cube to eventually fire its engines, whoosh away from an ocean of blood, and join the grand perfect sphere. -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tblx00nIZB0
Interstellar is a great idea of a movie except it has the Dallas Buyers Club redneck guy as the hero.
...and a great big bootstrap paradox as a main plot line.
Primer handled time-travel uniquely, and confusingly.
Ok, who wants to be tightrope walking umbrella guy? www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m1UWSD-FaA
-- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUIqR0IzJCY
Meow I get it
{can says 'Eat'}
It could be a great television commercial to sell jeans to vanity
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> The Solution for Pakistan's Problems: Become Another Iran > > Maybe what Pakistan needs is more Islamization. -- http://is.gd/Wk5kfs -- (redirects to The Diplomat) *giggle*
NICE
It's never too late for hope and change: http://www.cnn.com/2012/03/16/world/asia/pakistan-al-qaeda-video/
Ayman al-Zawahiri also says the new Black Keys record is righteous.
No connection. Article on #1171 makes a defensible point. It's "az-Zawahiri" that should be suspected for being a CIA plant for disinforming Americans.
#1175 Right. What I was saying is that the U.S. may find the desired outcome of #1171 as undesirable and provoke Arab Spring/Winter/? to destabilize starting with Ayman al-Zawahiri (that's how the media spells it here).
Re #1176:
I think I could agree with that. Though, Bandar Bush has been doing exactly
that for the longest time:
-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haqqani_network
> Bandar Bush, 'liberator' of Syria
>
> By Pepe Escobar
-- http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/MID-02-130813.html
The key defensible point in the article is exactly that institionalized Islam
would hoist the likes of Haqqanis by their own petard. It would rapidly
separate Saudi-IA plants from mere hotheads. Give a hothead a village to
feed--soon he'll either be delivered of his folly by common sense or he'll
have his head on a pike by the same villagers who would listen to his sermons
while he was only a priest on a pulpit. Plants don't have that recourse
because they serve an alien agenda. They'll get purged.
And unlike Arabia's case Pakisan cannot pay for its own long-term occupation
by the House of Saud. It becomes sustainable or it fails catastrophically.
P.S. "Al-Zawahiri" is an incorrect transliteration. "Az-Zawahiri" is a correct
transcription. Araak (a city), araq (distilled spirits), Araaq (Iraq, in
Persian), Iraaq (Iraq, in Arabic), Araaq-e Ajam ('non-Arab-speaking Iraq,'
a western section of Iran in historical parlance). Don't expect American media
to get it anywhere close to right. Not even America's "terrorism experts" do.
It's a bizarre world where you have to give Daniel Pipes--of all
people!--credit for at least doing proper linguistics.
More necessary reading for Agent tod and Compadres: > Iran's War on Two Fronts > > Between an ambitious India and a North American energy renaissance, > Iran's horizons narrow. > > By Kevin D. Williamson -- http://is.gd/9MoO3v -- (redirects to NRO; the _other_ NRO *chuckle*) Read this very closely and carefully to see where and how the fate of the United States was sealed.
re #1178 A nuclear Iran would be less volative/dangerous than NK - imo. I wonder if Iran ever worries about Chinese expansionism - especially as it courts Afghanistan?
Not sure what you are driving at with "fate sealed." Interesting article/opinion piece nonetheless. PS nuclear Iran. Okay. That is less a threat to the world than a justification for Israel to build up its MIC and gain support from its suppised allies.
Supposed
Re #1179: A tiny Chinese navy contingent recently made a call at an Iranian port. One possible assumption is that the US, Russia, and China can't be working in tandem due to whichever set of mutually exclusive interests in which case without a (very) significant American offer (which Valet Obama may or may not be authorized to make) Iran will opt for SCO, anti-Imperial ideology, and cultural 'authenticity'--that's something China understands and can stomach--even at a hefty economic price, hedging its economic realization bets for a post-US world. Russian disruptive roulette and Chinese paper guns. Quite a mix. The other possible assumption is that there is a triumvirate bent on crushing and owning Iran. It is quite plausible and I don't think Iran would have any way out of that. It would surrender the "nukes" to the US, sell mining to China, and use the pittance thrown it to buy Russian arms. Cronies will engorge themselves on the financial flows. P.S. Forget the whole 'nuclear Iran,' 'volatile,' blahblah story. It's a distraction.
Re #1180: Supine ;-) About the US fate and its sealing, I propose checking what Iran's top import by dollar value is. It isn't wheat and it isn't gayPhones. Compare it with Canada's top import. Then take a look at when gold price peaked post-2000, see the trend, and give me a theory of why it started falling. That you cannot see that article's premise as the sealing of the US fate is probably due to your not seeing its broken reason. Here goes it: 1. Throwing out the article's Anglo-Jew chauvinism the reasons for Iran's economic backwardness should be sought in the fact it's a resource-exporting country that's been under the thumbs of its customers and weighed down by its rent seekers for 80 years. These promote a number of the worst social and economic pathologies. 2. Nationalized oil for Iran has meant corruption of state instrumentation as various interest groups--political elite, merchants, government workers, farmers, everyone and anyone belongs to some of these--competed for shares of the state oil revenue. Simultaneously, it has slowed down the dissipation of oil wealth because the state revenue has had to partially at least go into some development. 3. Once the US becomes the world's top oil exporter and reliant on it for its national security balance it will be susceptible to its customers' moods just like Iran has been. Its economic complexity index will fall. Furthermore, private exploitation which is the modus operandi in the US means there will not even be a barrier of obligatory state expenses on how fast the resource wealth transforms to bullion in certain offshore banks' vaults and some less easily transportable hard wealth (land and indsutries). 4. On the face of it the US hydrocarbon exports plan is to buy paper back from Asian creditors. India and East Asia--China and South Korea specifically--have gained leverage in Iranian economy and promoted high-level corruption. They will do times worse to the US. The sociopolitical pressures of China and India, over 2.5 billion people and counting, will be directly and ruthlessly translated to American sociopolitics. The private exploitation angle means buyback will at best be partial. American civic life will not survive that. 5. In the article's supposed endgame where NAFTA exploitation of North America's domestic resources would allow it to circumnavigate the Middle East, of what utility would any American involvement in that region be? 6. Are the "Iranian deevs, Arab ifrits, and Jew malekhs" essentially what they are presented to be or is their worth on the Imperial ladder a product of the Empire's needs? Once those needs are met to the fullest elsewhere, as the article purports, why would these populations stay as they are presented to be? What new insurmountable challenges would transformations of those populations present? (I could name you a few.) 7. Why would the US want to pit itself against anyone in the Middle East, in favor of any other one, if not for some intrinsic value tied to the lands rather than the peoples on them? In summary, the "interesting" Mr. -son is a Clash-of-"Civilizations" stooge. You can get an analysis of what's behind the memeplex he regurgitates here: -- http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0415332664 Who do you think will come out standing from the Global Attrition Jihad?
Top imports: Canada - Category 1: "Vehicles, other than railway" Category 2: "Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery" both tied @$63 billion annual import. http://www.ats-sea.agr.gc.ca/stats/4679- eng.htm Iran - gold Gold price peak - On Sept. 6, 2011, gold reached an all-time high of $1921.50 Why gold prices are low: High interest rates and low inflation are bad for gold. The opposite is true for high gold prices (when the economy is good, gold is cheaper). #1 The "Iran is dangerous, poor and doomed" angle was indicative of an obvious perspective. #2 Oil is not nationalized in the U.S. so the portrait is not compatible. State revenue comes from taxes, so The State will only encourage more oil production. #3 I think you are right here although the one saving grace will be that our exports are much much more diverse than traditional oil exporters. #4 not sure here from where I'm standing what the intent is. The message to Americans has always been, "cheaper oil/gas, more productive America" although greed will nullify this. Paying down Chinese debt? I don't trust our government to carry through with so many hands in the cookie jar. Either way, yes I can see Chinese and Indian influence. China holds $1.16 trillion in U.S. debt. Japan holds $1.12. You don't see horrible Japanese influence of American sociopolitics do you? US debt is $17 trillion. China's share is relatively small. Also: China's progress is predicated on America's progress. :) #5 and #6 I see NAFTA as a mutually beneficial arrangement within North America. Look at the trade between America and Canada. The oil produced is likely going to be used up mostly in NA. Beyond that, the exports are not likely to destroy Middle East oil inc. because of China's needs. Yet "Jihad is a luxury item" is true here. Is the effort exclusive to riding the world of terror threats? I don't think so though. American involvement in that region? I can't imagine. Maybe Bill Gates will be feeding vitamins to the locals. How desperate will the locals get for sustenance? How will they react to the choking off of $? How will Middle Eastern governments react? Can they self-sustain without America's cash? Is Europe going to love the new oil prices? Will their business be enough? God only knows. #7 I am ignorant here. This is all new territory for me. Most Americans are not even at the realization that America is the #3 world producer of oil so at least I'm ahead of that. On it's face, it looks like America is walking away from the Middle East. Resources other than oil can be purchased globally. Aside from all this, I always have a feeling like the shoe is going to drop here. The stock market can crash. Everything is vulnerable from several different angles. I can see why nations are hoarding gold. It's plain that the American dollar will collapse now or later. Perhaps domestic production of oil makes America less vulnerable to a great depression. Knowing it makes the politicians less likely to send po boys to kill the browns is a satisfying outcome. "Who do you think will come out standing from the Global Attrition Jihad?" As you can see, this is all confusing for me. So many variables. It's hard to see the forest through the trees (distractions). I would like to think that America's bad actions stem from it's need for oil (as part of it's National Security). Domestic oil is supposed to be a solution but I understand your thinking that there could be something more the globalists will want from the land in the Middle East (like minerals, agriculture or labor).
Re #1184: When was the earlier gold peak? What was the trend since then? Why was gold on a steep rise from 2000 onwards? Why was it nearly halved in price over two years? Did 'economy' become twice as 'good' as all of 2000-2012 within 2 years? Do interest rates and inflation follow gold or is it the other way around? What's the effect of gold holdings declarations on FOREX and COMEX? Which is the actual gold holdings of Iran: former CBI chief claim of over 900 tons (above Japan) or current CBI chief claim of slightly over 100 tons (slightly above Poland)? How come Iran's revenue was slashed in half (tens of billions) yet its sovereign reserve fund only declined by just over 10 percent (ca. 5 billion)? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re. (1), the poor and doomed descriptions are actually correct. The question is: how can Iran be dangerous if NAFTA resources are supposed to do the magic of disentangling the US from Middle East? It doesn't compute that Iran would be a threat to the US and irrelevant to US trade at the same time. The history of an Iranian threat only makes sense because Iran has had some relevance to US trade. Re. (2), yes, that was the point. I explained the effects of oil nationalization in Iran and contrasted it with the US. Re. (3), the US exports hi-tech products, food, and resources. Who can depend on the US for both hi-tech and the resources that power it? How will they pay for it? Re. (4), the gist of the article's economic predictions was that oil exports will empower the US in Asia. How else can can oil make this possible other than by buying paper back? Japan is not a true sovereign state. It's a protectorate under AMPO. The dynamics of its relationship to the US is different than what the rest of Asia's is and would be. Want to see how foreign leverage ruins domestic sociopolitics? Look at Israel. Chinese "progress" follows primarily social pressures from within. Its threats and opportunities, domestic and foreign, come from the demographics of Asia. Its own population and that of two populous neighbors: India and Pakistan. The notion that it has anything of note to do with American consumption is false. China exports more to Japan and Hong Kong combined (both absolute and also slightly over 2.5 times per capita) than to the US. It imports more than 3 times from Asia than from the US. It has the entire world to expand into and it will--to the detriment of many, including Iran). Re. (5), NAFTA resource exploitation could cover North American consumption but leverage comes from exports. If US hydrocarbon is only going to extricate the US from foreign entanglement what's the function of that leverage? What objectives is the article suggesting? That's the crux of the matter and the article's proposal: drill own land, stop needing oil, become a... heroic cause. Re. (6), too many I-don't-know's :-P It isn't that murky. USD is only worth what it can buy and the current arrangement ensures what USD comes into the Middle East will soon be circulated back which is unlike the Asian arrangement. "Jihad is a luxury item" is categorically false. It's a reactionary movement. The less its fighters have, the more they will gun for. There is no "terror" threat per se, much less of a global nature. There is only reactions to economic arrangements. Re. (7), I do think there's intrinsic value to those lands and that that value has nothing to do with what's under or over them. Rather with where they are. That said, you can do away with my assumption and still have the article's self-contradiction: the US is supposed to pose for/against in the Middle East while extricating itself from it. How does that make sense? Another summary: what the article goes about is that Empire as a heroic cause--rather than as a petty resource grab--can be maintained if only the stability of hydrocarbon importers, as maintained by current US military-political machinations, can be saved from its involvement with the Middle East. Yet the term 'economic domination' is used in the same article. What economic domination is good for if the Empire is supposed to become a heroic cause? What's the heroic cause to begin with? Answer: American religion. No one who has started religious wars has come out standing from them.
Global economy warning lights are flashing, says PM http://www.bbc.com/news/business-30075810 "The eurozone is teetering on the brink of a possible third recession, with high unemployment, falling growth and the real risk of falling prices too. "Emerging markets, which were the driver of growth in the early stages of the recovery, are now slowing down." And he said the Ebola epidemic, conflict in the Middle East and Russia's illegal actions in Ukraine were all adding to a "dangerous backdrop of instability and uncertainty". ---------------------------------------- No word on how Cameron proposes to "fix" the problem. Smells like World War on the horizon.
1 in every 30 kids in the U.S. is homeless, report finds http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/2014/11/17/every-kids-us- homeless-report-finds/19170833/ Plenty of resources to support Mexico's unwashed adventure seekers.
> UPDATE 4-BHP to test U.S. oil export ban by selling without formal ruling -- http://is.gd/85d7K9 -- (redirects to Reuters) NAFTA hydrocarbon remains in NA, you said? *snort*
re #1183 Eugene is very clever
Re #1189: Because he economized on own word count? ;-)
'Saudi prince paid for 9/11 pilots to learn to fly': Incredible claims of '20th hijacker' serving life in prison for terrorism as he asks to testify again in court and reveal all http://tinyurl.com/puh5bv3 "credibility issue"? In 2006 a recording emerged online of Osama bin Laden distancing himself from Moussaoui. He said: 'He had no connection at all with September 11. I am the one in charge of the 19 brothers, and I never assigned brother Zacarias to be with them in that mission.' Not an inside job? (thought I posted this but came into work and it was still up on my screen)
Calls a state of emergency when there's no emergency. http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2014/11/17/nixon-activates-missouri- national-guard/
Re #1191: Ever wonder who that 'Intel Center' is? -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rita_Katz A "one-woman" operation that regularly "found" bin-Laden videos "on the Internet." Just because.
She sounds great. Yours truly, a committed Zionist
Hilarity ensues: http://tinyurl.com/lvtrk5l
Re #1195: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Frankhouser Enjoy. A sack of shit is a sack of shit by any name: Nazi or Jew.
"Stay The Course" Ferguson protesters met with Mr. Obama last week in an unpublicized private White House meeting​, as reported by The New York Times​. Others in the meeting were not identified, but Al Sharpton said Mr. Obama told them to stay the course. Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/nov/18/ernest- istook-will-ferguson-race-riots-help-obama-/#ixzz3JS4GGpjx Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
re #1190 A literary agent sometimes looks for quantity over quality ;) re #1197 Someone once told me to stay the course...and I was heading for a waterfall
Re #1198: -- http://i.imgur.com/ZjupG36.jpg
#1198 Staying the course will be met with what I'm guessing is going to be called America's Tiananmen Square incident. I think it's safe to say this is going to be a rollout/tryout of all that militarized police equipment. At every point in this case there are threats of violence. If you don't do things our way, we riot. So if he's indited, then they will say, "he's guilty or we riot again". Nonsense. Will the Ferguson riot be an excuse for people in other cities to riot? I'm guessing yes.
re #1199 www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhn0Wdc-tNM
Re #1201: > Exclusive: The mainstream media's big takeaway from Richard Nixon's > Watergate resignation is that "the cover-up is always worse than the > crime." But that's because few understand the crime behind Watergate, > Nixon's frantic search for a file on his 1968 subversion of Vietnam > peace talks, reports Robert Parry. -- http://consortiumnews.com/2014/08/09/the-heinous-crime-behind-watergate/ However, > "The Orcs were beasts of humanized shape (to mock Men and Elves) > deliberately perverted / converted into a more close resemblance to Men. > Their 'talking' was really reeling off 'records' set in them by Melkor. > Even their rebellious critical words he knew about them. Melkor taught > them speech and as they bred they inherited this; and they had just as > much independence as have, say, dogs or horses of their human masters. > This talking was largely echoic (cf. parrots)." -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orc_(Middle-earth) And so... > In 1982, New York Times reporter Raymond Bonner broke the story of the > El Mozote massacre. This report was strongly criticized by AIM and the > Reagan White House, and Bonner was pressured into business reporting, > later deciding to resign. Although the report was embarrassing to the > Reagan administration, who was heavily aiding the right-wing junta at > the time, skeletons unearthed a decade later confirmed the original > story's veracity. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accuracy_in_Media > AIM received a substantial amount of funding from Richard Mellon Scaife > who paid Christopher W. Ruddy to investigate allegations that President > Bill Clinton was connected to the suicide of Vincent Foster. AIM > contended that "Foster was murdered", which is contrary to three > independent reports including one by Kenneth Starr. AIM faulted the > media for not picking up on the conspiracy. The organization even > went to court for documents and recordings linked to the case. -- ibid. ... howls the wolf... > China, Hacking and Murder > > [...] > > The case has gotten a lot of media attention over the last two years, > much of it featured on a Justice4Shane Todd website. Still, Mary Todd > and her husband Rick cannot get either Congress or the Obama > administration to take up the cause of their murdered son and hold his > killers accountable. > > [...] -- http://www.aim.org/aim-column/china-hacking-and-murder/ ... to "Protect and Serve" the sheep: > Another supporter of what political historian Alan J. Lichtman has > called a "white Protestant nation" [29]. Scaife money comes primarily > from the Mellon family's oil and bank holdings. Like Bradley and Donors > Capital, it funds groups that have long been the engine of the > neo-conservative movement in the United States, such as the American > Enterprise Institute, the Federalist Society, and the Heritage > Foundation. Among the multiple think tanks that Scaife helps fund is the > Foundation for Defense of Democracies, whose right-wing pro-Likud and > anti-Iran advocacy attracts support from funders who are less > neo-conservative and more Israel-focused than Scaife [30]. The Scaife > Foundations' only foray into funding Jewish political groups involved > grants ($300,000) to the American Jewish Committee for "publication > support" of Commentary, the Jewish neoconservative magazine. -- http://is.gd/ksqkKp -- (redirects to TheAmericanMuslim.org)
Do you believe this Jew? > Iran and the US have failed their way to success > > by Meir Javedanfar > November 20, 2014 2:00AM ET > > [...] > > Since the 1979 Iranian revolution, the road of U.S failures in dealing > with Iran is a road well traveled. This road was most recently > frequented by President George W. Bush. > > For years, when it came to negotiating over Iran's nuclear program, he > insisted on the condition that Iran suspend uranium enrichment first. It > was revealed in 2013 that in 2004 he made an offer to Iran to reach a > grand bargain through direct talks. After Iran's Supreme Leader > Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected the offer, the Bush administration went > back to its original policy of basing talks on conditions and maintained > it until the end of his term. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/NGq0CC -- (redirects to America.al-Jazeera) Well, you shouldn't believe the Jew, ever. Even when he seems to talk softly. His realism is deceit. He's a "wolf in sheep's clothing" and lying about history is his weapon of choice. His confessions are just cover-ups for worse crimes. > The grand bargain with Tehran > > Peaceful resolution of Iran's nuclear programme through negotiations > would be the best outcome for Israel > > Meir Javedanfar > Tuesday 3 March 2009 19.30 GMT > > On 4 May 2003, the Iranian government sent a proposal to Washington, in > which Tehran offered the Bush administration direct talks over a wide > range of issues. This proposal, which later became known as the Iranian > "grand bargain", offered negotiations over Iran's support for groups > such as Hamas and Hizbullah, stabilising Iraq, and Iran's nuclear > programme. Feeling emboldened by its recent victory in Iraq, the Bush > administration ignored the offer. "We don't talk to evil," was the reply > from vice-president Cheney who, according to some reports, had Iran in > its sights as the next target for regime change. > > [...] -- http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2009/mar/03/iran-nuclear-weapon s The Jew has perfected the capacity to tell Goebbels lies. A truth might be set in stone. He himself might have admitted it. He doesn't mind. He speaks the opposite and repeats the lie brazenly. No shame.
Is a mountain Jew a Khazar in disguise? Still tracing my DNA.
I don't really care about genetics and would never correlate identity with genes. I'm not an insane American running murderous eugenics. "It's worse than a crime; it's a mistake." 'Jew' is a self-identification. The person chooses it for the benefits. Could as well dissociate. This might enlighten you, too: > Putting IBD to Bed > > IBD plays a big part in my understanding of inheritance. I don't mean > inflammatory bowel disease. Nor do I mean isolation by distance. I'm > talking identity by descent. Assuming your parents are "unrelated" then > you are identical by descent with your sibling across some portion of > your genome. You inherit identical segments from your parents, though > due to recombination they will usually be non-identical at least across > some part of the chromosome. Because of the law of segregation you > should overlap 25% with your full sibling on the copy of the genes > inherited from your mother and father (double that, and you get 50%). > But this is an expected value. As it happens many siblings are not > exactly 50% (e.g., I know of full siblings who share 40% of their > genomes identical by descent from their parents). In the pre-genomic age > this detail about variation was elided because usually you couldn't > precisely estimate the identity by descent. Rather, you just assume that > you share 1/2 your genome with your full sibling, 1/4 with a half > sibling or aunt/uncle or grandparent, 1/8 with your first cousin, and so > forth. > > [...] -- http://www.unz.com/gnxp/putting-ibd-to-bed/
I don't really have an identity. I don't need one either. As far as identity is concerned where we live: I believe people will identify YOU by your appearance and your last name in America. If your last name is "Jewish sounding" (aka -man, -berg, -vitz, -witz, or -sky) people assume Jew. If you have a Jewfro you are locked in! The reason I don't take any of it seriously is that most people don't really care here except for the people who do expect some kind of special treatment or kinship from people they assume identify themselves similarly.
Identity is an inextricable part of human life. Its construction, however, is multifactorial. Genotype, epigenetics, phenotype, socialization, and individual variations--conscious or unconscious--all play into it. Knowledge of identity produces identity politics--the engineering of identity. Jennifer Government, John Nike, or tod's favorite: Joe "Duff" Mercer. Zealous reduction of complex constructions to any single factor, or subset, only clouds the observer's view. Or serves some personal or group--can't do away with IDPOL--agenda. That isn't to say analysis is impossible. It just requires dedication, honesty, and up to par models.
It wasn't a big deal until the hospital sent us to meet the geneticist after they spotted "soft signs" of something which had a higher prevalence for certain "identities"
Re #1208: Count the elements: -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28PPqlc39Qw
re #1209 www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz5w06Naq0c
Re #1210:
The midgets are the polyps or the priest is Barrett's *chuckle*
("Soft signs" having to do with LRRK2?)
I forget. #1210 is gold.
Zingarella - that's what I want for Christmas! #1210 I'm wearing the same yellow & black striped tights. Coincidence!
Dr Rockso no likey
> Revealed: UK 'mercenaries' fighting Islamic State terrorist forces in > Syria > > Former infantryman James Hughes from Reading, and Jamie Read from > Lanarkshire, are said to be in Rojava, northern Syria -- http://is.gd/sPJawn -- (redirects to The Guardian) 1. Read the comments. Some of the threads are precious. 2. So, tell me: how many SOF, since when, and taking orders from where?
taking orders from where? Kurdish YPJ?
Re #1216: False. Kurds can't get their basic history straight. Logistics of recruiting professional military like this is beyond them.
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Always Zionists fighting with deadly gefilte fish.
You think Uncle Sam has no agenda of his own?
Of course! Everyone has an agenda. The most prolific are the ones with the most resources and friends and have the biggest brain trust. With that in mind, America is most dangerous. Israel continues to be a huge mystery to me.
#1220 was regarding #1219 seeming to insinuate #1217 is solely indicting "Zionists" with their "deadly gefilte fish." Israel is a symbiosis of the Empire and a transnational criminal network's pet project. The stars aligned. If 'most resources, friends, and biggest brain trust' were sufficient or even necessary there would never have been a Mongol invasion.
re #1215 The headlines of UK people die fighting for Syrian IS out numbers that mercenary headline by hundreds. The Kurd chicks fighting are hot - why is it not plausible veterans would want to be alongside them?
Re #1223: Who does the headline logistics? Kurds? Who sends the arms? Who arranges the ranks? That's uncharacteristically naive of you. Fight alongside what? For what? I don't even see sides in this. By all indications, including the 'ISIS condemnation' responses from Mozzie clerics, it's a puppet show beyond belief. You already see the clerics on the same "side" as those who wipe their rear with the ISIS flag that has the equivalent of Tetragrammaton written on it. Accident? See any "hot-chick" PJAK headlines? How long till Komala spawns some "hot chicks?" I told you the story where all my paternal side are Kurds, where I speak (a dialect of) the language, and where my father as a militaryman was sent not once, but twice, under two different ruling states to put Kurds down which he did--didn't I? Komala "chicks" weren't "hot" back then or what? Or mi pappi picked the wrong side? Saddam, Pahlavis, the Turks, the Islamic Republic, the Americans, the British, and the (usual fly-in-the-soup) Jews have played Kurds and moved them around like cattle in stampede for decades. Over and over. Which is something that happens to you when you have delusions of grandeur but your written history goes back only eight decades. There were images of that celebrity-city's infrastructure being hammered down by bombs under the pretext that they were 'held by militants.' Who's going to rebuild those for Kurds? "Hot chicks?" Or a variation on the Assad, Erdogan, Obama, Khamenei, Saud, Thani mishmash? The idea is preposterous that the deluded bunch known as Kurds--the delusions are not entirely unlike those of the Jews but in Western host countries they have been worlds less successful--is running a functional recruitment campaign across Europe when the same bunch could not convince even the majority of their own to fight for any of their causes. If you look in the comments there's mention of 'Median Empire.' Can you guess where that came from and why "biker gangs" from Europe would pick that name? (Hint: Middle East's expats are even deeper in historical delusion; cf. Jews.)
> The Iran-Cuba-Venezuela Nexus > > By MARY ANASTASIA O'GRADY > > The West underestimates the growing threat from radical Islam in the > Americas. -- http://is.gd/shz35U -- (redirects to online.WSJ) Iran is everywhere, baby. Brace your pantaloons.
re #1224 There is no "right" side in war. War is Hell. People die and it is beyond tragic. I'm sorry your pappi and uncle were involved in things like that. I was pointing out that Britons and Yanks as individuals may join either side for various reasons.
Re #1226: While war is condemnable in general it is sometimes just and necessary. There certainly are sides to war: winners and losers. I tried to explain the (understandable and tragically heroic) cultural obstinacy of a mountain-dwelling tribal bunch some of whom came to cities, like my father, and found out the world is moving on quite fast. While Kurds remain a mountain-dwelling tribal bunch their social organization capacity remains abysmal which absolves them from the cardinal sin of modern warfare and condemns them to cultural extinction. The clownish existence of Iraq's Kurdistan Region over the past few years, despite relative autonomy, made that clearer than before. As to the mercs in question my stance is that their reasons have been given them. They have not found those reasons of their own initiative and they certainly do not understand the dynamics of what they're being pawns to. I also insinuated on #1215 that (deniable) agents of the US are directly involved in the Syrian civil war at all levels. What better deniability than 'soldiers of (some) ideology?' If "ISIS" can pull that so can the "West." (Britons and Yanks don't have much of a claim to individuality by the very wearing of 'Briton' and 'Yank' on their sleeves but that's really besides the point of this talk.)
Jim Morrison was right. The West really is the best. Find out for yourself. http://tinyurl.com/ma7dmnp
re #1227 (Britons and Yanks don't have much of a claim to individuality by the very wearing of 'Briton' and 'Yank' on their sleeves but that's really besides the point of this talk.) Ideology of Islam or Christian is a long tradition for recruitment. I agree that under the fluff there is likely plenty of Northrup Grumman cackling near the stock ticker. Where do you suppose Moscow sits in all of this?
Re #1228: No dear, those techniques were perfected, criticized, abandoned, readopted over and over while the "West" was rolling in its own manure. I suspect you get kicks from associating with the Bad Boys of Efficiency and imagine membership in a sort of cultish Brotherhood of Techne. Things aren't how you imagine them, though, historically speaking. Self-congratulation towards an imagined self is fun, I reckon. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re #1229: What the news says about Russia is that it's supporting Assad. If the question's genuine, well, that's as much as I have gathered: Russia provides various forms of support to the (formerly?) legitimate ruling state of Syria. If you were implying it's all the same, no, it isn't. Among other things that Russia doesn't need to keep it off the books should say something. You could be implying Russia has a hand in "ISIS," though, which doesn't mesh with what I've read. It is imaginable but would invalidate many data points I've assumed to be fact.
> Iran Says Close to Saudi Oil-Market View Before Meeting -- http://is.gd/HAutRg -- (redirects to Bloomberg) Given other claims I've read that's odd. What am I missing? Is it 1. Iran and Saudi Arabia colluding with the US to pressure Russia; or 2. Iran bluffing about not minding the prices; or 3. Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Russia trying to choke American oil; or 4. somthing altogether else?
#1230 Did you read the article? Islamic State uses businesses 101 tactics similar to General Motors. Modeling their hierarchy on the great success story from the great satan. Imitation is flattery right? No different than the West they are rallying against. That will make it much easier to bring them down. The only people en masse I can think of living in manure are those living in 3rd world backward hell holes. "Bad Boys of Efficiency" yes! Great Americans from 100 years ago emulated by China and India too. China has it's fingers in Iraq now. The new kid on the block with straws in the sand. Now that America is pumping it's own oil does that make China the bad guys? http://www.history.com/shows/men-who-built-america Oil: Saudi's are playing chicken but the "poorer members" of OPEC are paying the price. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/saudis-suggest-no-opec-output-152902299.htm l VIENNA (AP) Top OPEC producer Saudi Arabia suggested Wednesday there is no need for the cartel to cut its output ceiling despite a plunge in prices that has poorer members of the organization hurting. Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi told reporters he expects the oil market to eventually "stabilize itself." That suggests the Saudis, who effectively determine OPEC's production policy, will not back any calls for reducing output by other nations at Thursday's oil ministers' meeting. The global price of oil has fallen 32 percent since late June to $78 a barrel, from $115, amid booming shale production in the United States. That, and continued weakness in some major world economies, has led to supply outpacing demand. While the Saudis can weather such prices, poorer OPEC members like Venezuela and Nigeria need prices closer to $100 to fund national budgets. Iran too is suffering, with the price drop adding to huge revenue losses due to sanctions on it crude sales imposed over its nuclear program. Non-OPEC member Russia also needs prices substantially above present levels to meet budget goals. Russian energy officials met with representatives from Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and Mexico Tuesday but Venezuelan oil minister Rafael Ramirez said there was no agreement on a joint production cut.
Re #1230: That's what I said. It's self-congratulation on your part--or on part of the Businessweek, really. You will do well reading up on the history... of ideas. About the oil price issue what you quoted is what I referred to with 'given other claims.' Now you have the Iranian statement to contrast. It could be a bluff or it could point at something more complex than an oil price war between Saudi Arabia and country X. I listed the hypotheses I could think of with an opening for what I couldn't imagine.
Addition to #1231: Was given this article to read very recently. Maybe this > China Asks: How much will it cost us to make Solar Cheaper than Coal? -- http://is.gd/pNr0yP -- (redirects to MonetaryRealism.com) means there's something very promising about other sources of energy that are competing with hydrocarbons and that's naturally lowering demand?
re #1234 Add in "water stress" and how pollution affects its availability.
Black Friday comes to the UK. You are welcome. Chaos and violence marrs Black Friday across country Police were drafted in to deal with huge crowds as a string of stores slashed their prices http://tinyurl.com/mvm3xl3
Re #1235: Wouldn't 'water stress' actually slow extraction of shale hydrocarbons in particular and other hydrocarbons in general? On the other end it can discourage consumption of hydrocarbons, too, of course. Every industry is affected in some way so... I don't see how the net effect would be an oil price slump. Or, were you referring byproducts of PV panel production?
> New Cyber-Weapon Belies Spy Agencies' National Security Claims > > Washington's cyber spies haven't been resting on their laurels since > unleashing the infamous Stuxnet computer worm in 2009. > > Now, researchers at security firm Symantec have exposed another advanced > cyber-weapon called Regin, which British and American intelligence > agencies very likely used to hack into computer systems at the European > Union, along with other high-level targets around the world. > > The global Regin "hit list" belies the intelligence agencies' claims > that their spying is limited to missions of national security. Nearly > half of those targeted were private individuals and small businesses, > according to Symantec. The other half included telecom providers, energy > companies, airlines, research institutes and the hospitality industry. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/EKly96 -- (redirects to WhoWhatWhy.com)
It's ok, Regin is for export only. *cough*
Yeaaaaaah, it is. > The "Double Government" Secret Gets Out > > [...] > > Glennon will likely avoid the damaging label as well, with extensive > research and more than 800 footnotes in his book to back up his thesis. > The author "is hardly the sort to engage in such fantasies," Edwards > wrote: > > This is no secret conspiracy nor a plot to deprive Americans of their > civil liberties. It is the unintended consequence of a thoughtful > attempt to head off the very threats that those attempts have > inadvertently created. But if Glennon's book is enlightening it is also > scary. And it's not fiction. > > Glennon turns to a familiar explanationthat every nation gets the > government it deservesto bolster his argument as to why the double > government has been able to flourish: > > "The ultimate problem is the pervasive political ignorance on the part > of the American people. And indifference to the threat that is emerging > from these concealed institutions," he told the Globe. > > [...] -- http://whowhatwhy.com/2014/11/04/double-government-secret-gets/
What secret conspiracies? http://articles.latimes.com/1986-01-30/news/mn-2168_1_mafia-lawyers
-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_variable_theory
Wilcox says Donovan killed Patton (he stole the idea from a movie of fiction)
Re #1243: That story lists three strange attempts at his life rolled into one. He must've been made of sturdy materials with good probabilistic properties. Somehow, the alleged hitman is more interesting than the alleged patriot... As to collusions, this version: -- http://is.gd/SHfgEb leaveas out this version: -- http://www.dtic.mil/get-tr-doc/pdf?AD=ADA441842 Patton fanfic could be leaving out similar details.
Reversal of "Arab Spring": Maybe we can be friends again when Obama leaves office? We have wheat, GMO corn and GMO soybeans and a want for markets to expand into. ---------------------------------------------------- Egypt court drops murder charges against Mubarak http://apnews.myway.com/article/20141129/ml--egypt-75985eb344.html CAIRO (AP) An Egyptian court on Saturday dismissed murder charges against former President Hosni Mubarak in connection with the killing of hundreds of protesters in the 2011 uprising that ended his nearly three-decade rule, citing the "inadmissibility" of the case due to a technicality. The ruling marks another major setback for the young activists who spearheaded the Arab Spring-inspired uprising nearly four years ago -- many of whom are now in jail or have withdrawn from politics. It will likely reinforce the perception that Mubarak's autocratic state remains in place, albeit led by a new president, former military chief Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi. Morsi, the Islamist who succeeded Mubarak, is also detained and faces a slew of charges, including some related to the killing of protesters, which could see him sentenced to death. He was elected in Egypt's first democratic presidential election in 2012 but was overthrown by el-Sissi a year later amid massive protests calling for his resignation. Since then the government has launched a sweeping crackdown on Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood group and other supporters, killing hundreds and jailing thousands. It has also jailed scores of secular activists, including some of the leaders of the 2011 uprising, for violating a draconian law regulating street protests that was adopted a year ago.
What makes you think it ever hinged on whoever the POTUS is?
The success of Arab Spring or severing ties with a former ally?
The course of Egypt's sociopolitical changes and the US' attempts at sabotaging what's in the best interests of Egyptians. It is POTUS-independent.
#1248 "The course of Egypt's sociopolitical changes" Obvious. "US' attempts at sabotaging what's in the best interests of Egyptians" Are you 100% certain? I'm not. Exhibit A: In a dramatic shift toward a major Arab ally, the Obama administration announced a suspension of significant military aid to Egypt on Wednesday over the bloody crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood. http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/09/world/meast/us-egypt-aid/ How can Egypt fight against terrorists in Sinai? No more advanced helicopters or parts needed to keep their warplanes in service either. Obama's hand. Exhibit B" Related. "Washington should be more interested in helping Egypt defeat jihadis than in punishing Cairo for its repressive approach in Sinai." "Sinai-based terrorists have killed over 500 Egyptian security personnel in the past three years, staged cross-border attacks against Israel and, in some cases, mimicked ISIS s beheading tactics. The recent announcement that Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, Sinai's most lethal jihadi group, has sworn allegiance to ISIS makes it incumbent on Washington to start working more closely with Egypt on counterterrorism." http://tinyurl.com/q72denh Egypt's security. Gaza. Terrorists. ISIS. Obama policy interfering.
Re #1249: It isn't Obama policy. It's US policy, with or without Obama. POTUS is offered a range of 'options' by the establishment all of which lead to Rome, and he is none the wiser. He picks one based on his notions of his relationship to the establishment and his election platform. > Are you 100% certain? Yes. I'm 100% certain political maturation of Egypt has been stunted for decades by violent manipulation. It's the equivalent of me cutting your child's limbs off bit by bit, starting at the fingers.
Bird bomb? http://tinyurl.com/o58uxu5 Interesting how low tech solutions are sometimes the most effective. I suspect we will be hearing more about this approach to surveillance and warfare.
USN uses dolphins but when Sudan said Israel was deploying spy vultures everybody laughed.
Sudan is #6 right before Iran. The spy vultures are in boot camp. The dolphins will soon be replaced. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knifefish_(robot)
Spy vultures like cheeseburgers
Re #1253: I mostly pity the posterity who has to pay for that junk.
#1255 I would LOVE to see the blueprints for that thing. Why on earth does it has to be 19 feet? BIG battery? Perhaps.
Re #1256: I don't have the slightest clue, naturally.
I have worked on systems for electric & hybrid vehicles. The batteries are usually the big (emphasis on "big") issue. Unless the underwater drone is going to be going for short distances for short periods of time, the batteries are going to be substantial; especially if they plan on re-using the craft. It's going to have to come back to the mothership on it's own power. Whatever happened to good old nuclear power? ;) I have seen this in real life many times: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Nucleon
Is there a slur for anti-gentile? "nationality bill" for your consideration --------------------------------------- Conservative movement: Jewish nation-state law will 'erode Israeli democracy' http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/.premium-1.629446 Masorti movement's American, Israeli leaders call on Netanyahu to reconsider bill that 'risks attrition the rights of Arabs and other minorities' and of Israel's democratic values. "Current versions of a new nationality bill now under discussion will erode, rather than strengthen, the democratic character of Israel. Strong and clear opposition by leading figures currently in office, including President Reuven Rivlin, raise important issues of the possible erosion of democratic freedoms resulting from this bill, the risk of attrition of the rights of Arabs and other minorities and the risk of further eroding values of religious pluralism, the statement said." ----------------------------------------- Here's the irony: any such bill introduced in any other country's parliament would be rightfully demonized. The truth is, this bill if signed into law will give justification to countries around the world to target Jews and other minorities.
Where've you been all this time: > It is hard to muster sympathy for the US, its ignorant country bumpkins > and vacuous city slickers, but one can't resist a degree of pity at the > sight of "the world's only superpower" being humiliated by what one > French diplomat described in a moment of honesty as "that shitty little > country Israel". > > [...] > > Normally -- in fact, always and without exception -- in order for the US > to permit citizens of a foreign country to enter the US without a visa, > that country must allow Americans to enter without a visa as well. There > are 37 countries which have been permitted entrance into America's "visa > waiver" programme, and all of them -- all 37 -- reciprocate by allowing > American citizens to enter their country without a visa. > > This, however, doesn't suit Israel, which routinely refuses to permit > Americans of Arab ethnicity or Muslim backgrounds, or anyone who is > critical of Israeli actions or supportive of Palestinian rights, to > enter the country or the occupied territories it controls. In a massive > display of chutzpah, it refuses to relinquish this discriminatory > practice of exclusion toward Americans, even as it seeks to enter the > US's visa-free programme for the benefit of Israeli citizens. > > But rather than tell Israel to either behave as civilized nations do or > go to hell, the Zionist stooge, Boxer, joined by eight other Democrats > and nine Republicans, has introduced a bill that would provide for > Israel's membership of the visa waiver programme while vesting it with a > right that no other country in this programme has: namely, the right to > exclude selected Americans from the visa-free right of entrance. > > [...] -- http://www.redressonline.com/2013/04/betraying-americans-for-israel/ Also, Jews and minorities my ass. The sacks of shit own half the world. Everybody else is a minor.
ISIS leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi's wife and daughter caught sneaking into Lebanon. http://tinyurl.com/n9qq5pk "Al-Dulaimi's arrest will be used as leverage to negotiate the release of 27 members of Lebanese security forces who are being held by ISIS, Reuters says. Her capture was achieved with the assistance of "foreign intelligence." Al-Baghdadi is a mysterious figure; he's thought to be around 43 years old, to have been born in Iraq, and to have been held in U.S. custody in that country for a period of somewhere between eight months and four years. Reports differ as to whether he has two or three wives." ----------------------------------- Foreign intelligence. Yeah. Too bad other "terrorists" on the payroll didn't intercept them and behead them.
As oil prices plunge, wide-ranging effects for consumers and the global economy http://tinyurl.com/qcsgxos Plunging fuel prices are good for the American economy, although American oil producers are losers. OPEC annual revenue will suffer. Russia, Venezuela and Iran are big losers. Opinions vary on what this will do the global economy but a 40% savings on fuel could spur growth. Rohani, you are the next contestant on Let's Make a Deal! http://tinyurl.com/mwjhybw "We can work it out", says Rohani
OPEC itself voted for keeping production levels. Iran complained but didn't act otherwise. The other side of this is that Iran a heavy importer. Lower oil price lowers Iran's consumer burden. Then there's this: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000s_commodities_boom Oil prices won't change Rouhani's hand. What's unclear to me personally is what his hand is to begin with.
The pain... www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ3Ul5HDZ3o
Operation Ridiculingpansy.
US Secretary of State John Kerry says any Iranian action against Islamic State (IS) in Iraq would be "positive". http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-30306106 He would not confirm Pentagon claims that Iran carried out strikes on IS. Iran is not a member of the US-led coalition and denies any co-operation. Mr Kerry praised the alliance for inflicting "significant" damage on IS, but said IS ideology, funding and recruitment needed to be destroyed. His comments came after the coalition's first high-level meeting in Brussels. IS controls large areas of Syria and Iraq, imposing a rigid version of Sunni Islam and persecuting or killing non-believers. --------------------------------------------------- The fact that the ISIS weapon wasn't pointed at Iran in the first place is interesting to me. "useful idiots" I wonder if there's any expected reciprocal back scratching from either side.
Some observations/thoughts on Iran's nuclear plants: 1. Is Stuxnet a distant memory? 2. I do not believe uncle Sam cares about Iran having a nuclear bomb. This is Israel's issue. 3. The timing of Iran's ISIS attack is interesting as it coincides with the decision to lift sanctions. 4. What kinds of deals are being made? McDonalds in Tehran? GMO Soybeans? You show me your figs and I show you my Hot Pockets? 5. Will the rhetorical frienemy bit end? 6. Would a deal damage uncle Sam's relationship with Bibi? Should anyone give a rat's ass? I don't and certainly do not believe many do. The Crisis in U.S.-Israel Relations Is Officially Here The Obama administration's anger is "red-hot" over Israel's settlement policies, and the Netanyahu government openly expresses contempt for Obama's understanding of the Middle East. Profound changes in the relationship may be coming. http://tinyurl.com/q294hvy The other day I was talking to a senior Obama administration official about the foreign leader who seems to frustrate the White House and the State Department the most. The thing about Bibi is, he s a chickenshit, this official said, referring to the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, by his nickname. This comment is representative of the gloves-off manner in which American and Israeli officials now talk about each other behind closed doors, and is yet another sign that relations between the Obama and Netanyahu governments have moved toward a full-blown crisis. The relationship between these two administrations dual guarantors of the putatively unbreakable bond between the U.S. and Israel is now the worst it's ever been, and it stands to get significantly worse after the November midterm elections. By next year, the Obama administration may actually withdraw diplomatic cover for Israel at the United Nations, but even before that, both sides are expecting a showdown over Iran, should an agreement be reached about the future of its nuclear program. ----------------------------- There's always a "crisis". Remember Germany's anger about the (consensual) spying? All lip service.
I'm not aware of any sanctions-lifting. Also, I think your time points are not in order. I do wonder like you do about what these supposed deals are about. To what end. Who gives and gets what.
It's all a bunch of rich dudes sitting around eating caviar and moving money while being sure to keep up perceptions.
Eh.
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> Ferguson Is Not Palestine > > Nothing could please the Likud coalition more than to see the > Palestinian cause linked to the Ferguson rioters. -- http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/ferguson-is-not-palestin e/ The average WASP is literally incapable of processing above article and understanding its point. TAC has good intentions but it's a hopeless effort. > Deception is a state of mind and the mind of the State.
Interesting article. My favorite part: "they would understand that Palestinians are subject to a blatantly unjust and racist regime, facing conditions no American would put up with for a moment without resisting. And they would see that this Israeli regime heavily subsidized by American tax dollars is animated by ideologies sharply at odds with American values, at least with how those values have evolved over the past 50 to 100 years." I would love to know what The American Conservative thinks "American Values" are. But to the argument made in the article, I agree. Perhaps some light will break through the cracks of the narrative we Americans get from the leftist media when events like this happen.
Re #1273: TAC is, nominally at least, a platform for so-called paleocons or constitutionalists. So 'American values' refers to the usual notions paraded by people of such persuasion. Though, I agree with you. America is what America does. 'American values' are deceit, theft, and murder. Not, say, respect for pledges or right to due process.
Due process only counts when making velveeta
I got three sorts of American "cheese" in my fridge. Where can I get my complimentary long-range cruise missile?
(I really do. It's so good for melting on stuff. And it laaaaaaasts.)
re #1277 what 3?
Re #1278: Sliced "cheese" products of gouda, cheddar, and parmesan. Kraft style. (No authentic American cheese like Colby.) My "real"-er gouda triangles develop mold rather fast. The damn slices look good long after oily seeds have gone rancid.
RE: 1274: "'American values' are deceit, theft, and murder. Not, say, respect for pledges or right to due process." Don't confuse outside appearances or the actions of some to represent what working people in the country understand as values. Still, while I usually take a liking to the perspective of TAC, I suspect the writer's values are not the values of the average citizen. What are the values of African Americans? Muslim Americans? How about the values of the employees covered by the teacher's unions? Do their values line up with mine? Do any of our values include murder, theft and deceit? Not likely. Are you trolling? Fair question I believe. #1275 Strange you mentioned this because I made the Kraft nacho dip last night for the first time in probably a year and paid the price at about 12:30am (acid reflux). Sad because "cheese food" is really tasty. That aside, our justice system is perverted. #1276 Got any friends in the Muslim Brotherhood? They have the good stuff. #1279 Some of the best cheese in our markets are in the Italian stores that are imported from Italy. Really really good cheese but you will pay a hefty price. Real American cheese is very good though (not talking about "cheese food/processed cheese"). The quality is fairly consistent between brands too. Here's one of my favorite suppliers: http://boarshead.com/products/cheese Canadian cheese is also excellent. If you defect we can check out some shops in Windsor. http://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=cheese&find_loc=Windsor%2C+ON Regarding asylum, flamboyance is mandatory for good results. http://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/difficulties-us-asylum-claims-base d- sexual-orientation
More charity work in India: https://news.yahoo.com/11-blind-cataract-surgery-india-090146212.html
Re #1280: > Don't confuse outside appearances or the actions of some to represent > what working people in the country understand as values. I'm playing Fox News and Sam Harris. It does stand to reason, though, that if someone fills their fuel tank with someone else's blood and slaps the 'American values' label on it they be held responsible for those values.
Speaking of cheese, Palo Alto Networks took me on a tour of Testarossa in Los Gatos the day before we sat all day looking at everything they're putting out there including some NDA future products. The artisan cheeses only had one American line which was called Dante which is a Wisconsin sheep dairy cooperative made with butter, grass, and lanolin sweeteners. The others were Cahill Porter and Welsch Cheddar from Ireland and a manchego from the Manchega region of Spain. I'm still suffering from a cold/flu after spending a whole day in those friggn wine cellars.
Lanolin is a grease from sheep's wool, not a sweetener.
> Identify applications regardless of port, protocol, evasive tactic or > Secure Sockets Layer Is that an invitation to corporate MITM or a claim about having broken SSL?
#1282 you need to take a better look at America's oil supply chain. Also, values = blood = oil? I'm pretty sure I can follow your logic but you need to be realistic about trade and economic reality. I know its fun to draw vilians and heroes.
re #1284 It's used by alot of breastfeeding moms, too
Re #1286: America doesn't trade, baby. America steals. That's reality. I know a bit about America's supply chains. Do you wish to make a clearer point of it?
With statements like "America steals" there really no point in discussing supply chains or trade. You've made up your mind.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhtuMrMVJDk
Re #1289: I thought you were the Tough Skin Man. I have made up my mind, of course. I'm trying to make yours up for you, too :-) You could try presenting your counter, anyhow. At the very least you could eventually come to the conclusion that I'm wrong. America steals is a reality but if it's any consolation I could tell you that others steal, too. It's basically like Cosa Nostra on the one hand and bunches of petty thieves here and there on the other. Doesn't that make you proud?
Speaking of Cosa Nostra http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/12/08/world/middleeast/hostage-nearly-free-o n-r ansom-killed-during-seal-raid.html
What I find hilarious is that Western governments' travel advisories still stir the to-be hostages away from Iran, to the greener pastures. Baaa!
America, the Big Fat Thief, Liar, and Murderer; Beloved of Sir Mister walkman: > Incidentally, one outcome of the coup was that the United States took > over from Britain about 40 percent of the share in Iranian oil. It had > been 100 percent British. That wasn't actually the goal of the effort, > it's just in the normal course of events. But it was part of the general > displacement of British power by U.S. power in that region, and in fact, > throughout the world. Just sort of a normal reflection of the > distribution of power elsewhere. The New York Times had a nice editorial > about it, in which they praised the coup, and said, "Underdeveloped > countries with rich resources now have an object lesson in the heavy > cost that must be paid by one of their number which goes berserk with > fanatical nationalism." And it should teach other Mossadeqs elsewhere in > the world that they should be careful before trying to do something like > going "berserk" and gaining control of their own resources, which of > course are ours, not theirs. -- http://www.chomsky.info/interviews/200311--.htm
#1294 "the United States took over from Britain about 40 percent of the share in Iranian oil." Flimsy. I like Noam Chomsky too. Where are the sources beyond "Noam Chomsky said it?" Where is the source that shows America "stole" Iran's oil? Isolationist propaganda and myths volume 1.
That't just the tip of the iceberg. Just the tip, baby boy. LOL. Flimsy? Flimsy is your entire sense of nationhood. A whiff of vapor floating off a miasma an Anglo-Jew had somewhere someday. "Peace through strength." Your blood intake from last five years: 200,000+ Syrians; 5000+ Palestinians; uncounted Yemenis, Bahrainis, and AfPak people. The prize? Pars, Tamar, and Leviathan Gas. It's running off your chin. *hands walkman a wet wipe* -- http://is.gd/OqI8jd + -- http://is.gd/OPoA3s + > Shariah Finance Watch is a project of the Center for Security Policy's > program to educate the public and policymakers about the dangers of > Shariah. For a more in-depth look at Shariah, see Shariah: The Threat to > America, a report by 19 top national security practitioners including > the former Director of Central Intelligence, the former Deputy > Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence, and the former Director of > the Defense Intelligence Agency. Shariah: The Threat to America is > available on paperback and Kindle at Amazon.com. -- http://www.shariahfinancewatch.org/blog/about-shariah-finance/ + > The Center for Security Policy (CSP) is a Washington, D.C. think tank > that focuses on national security issues. CSP was founded in 1988 by > Frank Gaffney, Jr. and advocates policies based on a philosophy of > "Peace through Strength". Their belief is the well guided use of > America's force to both enforce peace and to protect the United States > as a whole. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_for_Security_Policy
338,000 Iranians defected to America, the flimsy nation state up to 2000 and counting. It's horrible here and all those Iranian Americans should feel guilty about all those dead Syrians and Palestinians. I've Fed Ex'ed them all Kleenex tm to wipe their chins too. For a flimsy nation state, America has quite the global impact. It's a good thing isolationist rhetoric, envy and Chomsky interviews can diminish it! The iceberg is old and the tip has rounded off due to climate change.
See? You're proud of it :-)
Are you proud of juvenile executions? How about traditional shariah punishment for thieves, including amputations? The value of woman's life is half that of a man in Iran. Proud? Arresting post-pubescent women for not covering their hair and body, stoning women adulterers, 137 known juvenile offenders awaiting execution in Iran, torturing prisoners...all stuff to be proud of. 8,906 government opponents were executed between 1980-1985. Backward. Ass. Country. What has Iran given the world in the last 100 years that has improved the human condition? Oil and gas production. You portray Americans as having oil dripping from their mouths. What man-servant is serving the beverage? How is YOUR sense of nationhood? Cradle of civilization reduced to oil prostitution and human rights abuses.
I don't have a sense of nationhood. I have a strong sense of survival and an appetite for vengeance.
> Iran Is Officially A Real Player In The Global Cyber War -- http://is.gd/mG8Ut6 -- (redirects to Business Insider) ROFL. Persian idiom: "You yourself crack the joke and you yourself laugh at it--an arftul man you are." Are you betting on the right "startups," tod? There's going to be so much gravy running off the backs of American idiots.
#1300 time for you to take ownership of Iran. Otherwise don't pin imagined and real wrongs on the likes of people like me. #1301 I see I was successful at smoking out the Jew and America hater. 1 dimensional and sad. What a waste.
Re #1302: > time for you to take ownership of Iran. I can't be a jingo. Sorry. --------------------------------------- > Otherwise don't pin imagined and real wrongs on the likes of people like > me. Taking responsibility. You yourself said it's important. --------------------------------------- #1301 is good investment advice, though. What's with the dislike?
#1303 Your extreme (and dramatic) position on America is jingoist because it is the outward face of your home nation. If you disagree, I can provide inflammatory/propaganda quotes from your leaders that appear quite similar to your words. Your words (just a sampling): America doesn't trade, baby. America steals. That's reality. There's going to be so much gravy running off the backs of American idiots. Flimsy is your entire sense of nationhood. A whiff of vapor floating off a miasma an Anglo-Jew had somewhere someday. America, the Big Fat Thief, Liar, and Murderer. America steals is a reality but if it's any consolation I could tell you that others steal, too. It does stand to reason, though, that if someone fills their fuel tank with someone else's blood and slaps the 'American values' label on it they be held responsible for those values.
Re #1304: Your criminality doesn't absolve me. My criminality doesn't absolve you. If "my" leaders say what I have said they're telling the truth. Truth doesn't fly a flag. 1 != 1000, by the way.
"If "my" leaders say what I have said they're telling the truth." Wow that's arrogance. "They (the Western powers) launched the myth of the Holocaust. They lied, they put on a show and then they support the Jews." "We thank God that our enemies are idiots." Familiar words from Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The truth because bellstar agrees.
(P => Q) != (Q => P) They don't teach basic logic in American schools? :-(
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I see you automatically associated #1309. Pavlovlian goodness.
Er, sans an 'l' from #1312.
Well fed with great career, great family, very nice home, good family/friends and excellent prospects for the future. Something to be proud of IMO. Counting my blessings. There's nothing you can say or do to take it away. If I'm a jingo for loving all of the above, put in on my gravestone. God Bless AMERICA!!!
Gloating over what you have has nothing to do with acknowledging how it is earned. Your blood isn't redder than others'. To fail to acknowledge the crimes of a collective identity by taking personal offense to their mention is one symptom of jingoism.
Excellent. USA! The West is the best. The blood of others. LOL. The great minds, technology and natural resources are all here and we have our own oil. Iran is so backward it can barely catch up to 1960s without reverse engineering our superior technology. We lead the last two centuries and will continue to do. Hate will be marginalized.
re #1315 Your blood isn't redder than others'. http://tinyurl.com/ksvblj4
Re #1317: Oleg is quite the operator. I've been wondering about his finances.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ttDUGM-1mU
Re #1316: If you need to use many words it doesn't count as trolling. Efficiency counts.
Troll Tips 101 ~ Professor Bellstar If I said it and I agree with it, it's the truth, regardless of word count. http://tinyurl.com/lqcvhfc
Egypt arrests men for 'debauchery' after hosting 'gay bath house orgy' http://tinyurl.com/loz663o Men could face lengthy prison terms in conservative country on charges related to homosexual activity Egyptian police detained 26 men in a raid on a Cairo bath house after receiving a tip that they were holding gay orgies, a security source said on Monday. Homosexuality is not specifically banned under Egyptian law, but the state does persecute and imprison gay men on charges such "debauchery" and "shameless public acts." If tried and convicted they could face lengthy prison terms. The men were dragged out of the bath house, or hammam, naked in downtown Cairo, according to one official. After the men were taken away overnight, a public prosecutor said they would be held for four days pending a decision on whether to press formal charges of debauchery.
Eh.
German party backs off much-mocked language demand http://tinyurl.com/kkgz53k BERLIN (AP) One of Germany's governing parties backpedaled Monday from a call for immigrants to speak German even at home, giving way in the face of a storm of criticism and mockery even from allies. Merkel ally warns SPD against own diplomacy towards Russia Reuters The conservative Christian Social Union was on the defensive over a draft motion drawn up by senior officials for a party conference this week, stating that people wanting permanent residency "should be urged to speak German in public and in the family." The call came at a time of anxiety in Germany and elsewhere in Europe over immigration and increasing numbers of refugees. Critics viewed it as at best absurd, at worst a ploy to win votes by pandering to anti-immigrant sentiment. The general secretary of Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats, Peter Tauber, said on Twitter it's "none of politicians' business whether I speak Latin, Klingon or Hessian at home," referring to his home region's dialect. Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said no one in his center-left party "would come up with the idea of banning immigrants from speaking their mother tongue, and I am sure that we will never reach this level of political dementia."
Europe has a serious "assimilation" issue because its (short and bloody) period of enforced homogeneity has given it bad habits. For some reason Russia is always on the wrong side of the Guardian. Once it was too far to the left, now it is too far to the right: > We should beware Russia's links with Europe's right -- http://is.gd/75VQOH -- (redirects to The Guardian) <insert the necessary reference to American "assimilation" issues>
Der Tod ist ein Dandy auf einem Pferd
Man screaming I want to kill the Jews! shot dead by cops in Brooklyn after stabbing student in the face at Chabad-Lubavitch headquarters in Brooklyn http://tinyurl.com/kmmsuft A deranged man screaming I want to kill the Jews! invaded Lubavitcher headquarters in Brooklyn early Tuesday and stabbed a yeshiva student in the head before he was shot to death by police. Levi Rosenblatt was praying when Calvin Peters barged inside, whipped out a knife with a 5-inch blade and attacked him, witnesses said. Levi had his hands up, trying to block the individual with his arms, Mendy Notik, 22, said. He was saying, I will kill you. And after Levi, he went towards another young student and he said, I will kill the Jews! Notik said Rosenblatt, an Israeli, was bloodied but somehow managed to escape. He had blood on his shoulder, coming out from the side of his head, and he was screaming, He stabbed me! He stabbed me! Notik said of his friend. He was in a panic. Summoned by other screaming yeshiva students, Police Officer Timothy Donohue, who is based at the Chabad-Lubavitch World Headquarters in Crown Heights, called for backup and raced inside to confront Peters. ---------------------------------------- They didn't mention in the article if the deranged man was of Middle Easter descent.
Iran's secret police created by United States and Israeli intelligence officers in 1957. http://lcweb2.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?frd/cstdy:@field(DOCID+ir0187) ---------------------------------------------------- So happy together. The U.S. isn t panicking over Iran s military operations in Iraq http://www.haaretz.com/news/middle-east/.premium-1.630195 Tehran and Washington s common interests could serve the U.S. administration when it presents a final nuclear agreement to Congress. While the negotiations continue, Iran is also busy with the war against the Islamic State in Iraq and busy with the Kurdish region. Pictures of an Iranian Phantom jet in Iraqi skies this week triggered a denial that Iran is coordinating its military operations in Iraq with the United States. -------------------------------------- I wonder if CIA trained useful idiots offer the "broomstick or drill" enhanced interrogation to their neighbors. Either way, clears up time for Obama to host John Stewart.
Daughter of SAVAK deputy is "curing" Ebola now. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pardis_Sabeti
Re #1327: It's a pity the Israeli hasn't died yet.
tod how did the garden do?
Now here's a real human: > I Can't Be Forgiven for Abu Ghraib > > The Torture Report Reminds Us of What America Was -- http://is.gd/kPhmNh -- (redirects to NY Times) A rare thing in America. It's rare ones like him, though, that make all the difference. He probably can relate to this other man: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saeed_Hajjarian
People who engage in beheading and suicide bombs on civilians have ZERO rights to be treated like human beings. Water boarding is offensive because often it's the first time the filthy animals have had a bath. They should be grateful for the 3 hots and the cot. I would expect far worse accommodations from Taliban or the cowards in al Qaeda. Harvest their organs and burn the corpses. Now here's a real terrorist because he's no different from the ones shown in terrorist propaganda videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8mrZ1kGCfo
Guess why I think you have ZERO rights to be treated like a human being :-)
It is all a matter of perspective and where you stand. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferiority_complex You just don't know any better.
Remember that wet wipe? It was for blood, not oil. This is the cost of the blood running down your chin: -- http://is.gd/ujj6he There is no way to be inferior to that. You've landed at the very bottom of the abyss.
*yawn* yeah okay
Eh.
re #1336 There is no way to be inferior to that. There is always something to judge in others. Dope pushers, religion control freaks, boys with guns, cops punching wheelchairbound, and even something as simple as a woman yelling at a child or letting that child starve. The world doesn't have enough bullets for the amount of judgement I could pass on others but what does that say about character to pass judgement from a glass house. I see very little difference between ISIL and the 700 Club - they're both full of women hating pedophiles, imo. re #1331 The garden did well but the cold came too soon. I will probably kickstar a garage germination soon.
This insistence that my government's sins are my sins is ridiculous. I don't put Iran killing political opponents or stoning women or sodomizing boys on bell star. I don't take responsibility for a baby boomer firebombing women and children in Vietnam when I was 3 years old. It's a logic failure as far as I'm concerned. My doings are on me. I don't applaud torture or killing or order it or reap rewards directly. Some dirtbag sells out another dirtbag who gets the broom in the pooper. Okay. You play with guns and you pay the price. It goes both ways. PTSD, survivor's guilt and war injury/death for volunteers is also a price. Life is not fair. I eat chocolate cake and pistachios. I sleep in a nice bed. Believe me, there is no oil or blood on my face.
It froze here around Oct 7 but the kale and turnip and radish greens are still alive and perk up on warmer days. Which beans matured for you? What do you germinate in a garage?
Re #1339: Passing judgment is not equivalent to dishing out a punishment. It's for the sake of historical record. Outside of TV crime drama, inside of reality, most criminals get away with their crimes. Acknowledging one's participation in crime is part of knowing one's place in the world. Reminding oneself and others of it is an act of charity. That's pretty much the only purpose reading the "news" has. As to ISIL and 700 Club or whatever, everyone has their own petty villains. And then there are the godfathers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re #1340: > Some dirtbag sells out another dirtbag who gets the broom in the pooper. You don't know what you're talking about. You need to actually live a fraction of the bullshit you spew to get perhaps a sense of its stench. I don't expect words alone to carry it over to you. Responsibility is a dish best served with a punch in the face and I'm not one who can or wants to deliver that punch to anyone, much less you. Go to your nice bed now.
Ha ha here comes the tough guy act. I see you. http://tinyurl.com/k3xkhaw
Nah. I'm a frail person though I have a spine. I realize, however, you cannot tell a moral stance from a gesture of physical imposition. Not a failure I can help with.
My observation: while I can accept things are not perfect where I live and am willing to discuss and criticize it, you lose your mind when any ridicule or criticism comes your way of where you live. You try to writhe your way out with vague intellectual pestering but believe me, it is transparent to everyone. The tough guy act and the abstract threats are laughable. It's also amusing to me that with three people left in this massage board, it has to devolve into this. It all started with your Jew hatred and moved onto your copycat isolationist "death to America" garbage. Do you see how that is off putting? I decided to serve you your own medicine and we can all observe how you break down. Your real head is revealed. You like to say that you are a simple, uncomplicated person. I agree. Pseudo-intellectual hiding behind a keyboard while criticizing/loathing the outside world. Get a life!
Where do you feel threatened?
> Why Is Yemen So Violent? Because It Is So Poor and Thirsty -- http://is.gd/U1qxc8 -- (redirects to The Nation)
re #1341 Which beans matured for you? What do you germinate in a garage? I have to go look at the tags tomorrow in the sunlight. They are there - just dormant. re #1346 Where do you feel threatened? In my Dodge&Cox and then in my Wasatch Core Growth. You?
Troy and Gary join PsyOps http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2007/02/07/1170524164102.html
Re #1348: Question was re. walkman's claim. That said, I had a panic attack yesterday thinking my coccyx had fallen off.
It's a double header: Broomsticks and rubber hoses. #SlipperySadid Ex-CIA director defends rectal rehydration http://tinyurl.com/mf2f6xa --------------------------------------- #sexualhealing #whynoKY? 'Sexual threat with broomstick' among CIA anti-terror tactics due to be revealed in damning report http://tinyurl.com/l6vfbc6 The report will include graphic details about sexual threats and other harsh interrogation techniques the CIA dealt out to captured militants in the years after the September 11 attack, sources have claimed.
That stuff doesn't quite move me as it should. For years US State Department accused Iran of doing it so I'm used to the stories. They've been best buddies all along. > [...] captured militants [...] Yeah. "Captured" "militants."
James Foley was tortured and then killed. His death will be used to justify the killing of many, many people. Mission accomplished. ISIS trying to sell beheaded body of James Foley for $1mn http://rt.com/usa/213715-isis-james-foley-body/ "Having executed three Americans already, it is possible that the militants believe their remains could bring their families to the table with cash. It is unclear if the group is also trying to sell the bodies of journalist Steve Sotloff and former solider Peter Kassig." ------------------------------------------------------- Amateurs. What a business model. It is all about business for them isn't it? Does OPEC see them as a competitor? Do they have oil rig repairmen? I would like to see a queer Saudi oil prince buy the remains and display them for posterior posterity.
Yeah, I'm aware how warped America is. Like a bigger ISIS. Bunch of savages.
I found that oil prince you wanted: -- http://www.bbj.hu/images2/201412/rick-brennan_20141212084049137.jpg
"Religion of peace." ----------------------------------------- Islamic ISIS savages behead four children: Christian leader http://tinyurl.com/ka2zht6 Four Christian children were beheaded by ISIS militants in Iraq for refusing to denounce Jesus and convert to Islam, according to the leader of the Anglican church in Baghdad. Canon Andrew White, known as the Vicar of Baghdad, fled Iraq in October for Israel and recounted how brutal the country has become for Christians. ISIS turned up and said to the children, You say the words that you will follow Mohammed,   White said in video posted on the Christian Broadcasting Network website. The children, all under 15, four of them, they said, No, we love Yeshua [Jesus], we have always loved Yeshua. They chopped all their heads off. How do you respond to that? You just cry. --------------------------------------------- No one wants to hear this of course but we must look at these matters from a practical perspective. If someone killed the Islamic ISIS savages when they were children, we wouldn't be talking about the savage acts. Galatians 6:7-8 Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap. For the one who sows to his own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption, but the one who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit reap eternal life.
Then again, the 'fiery god figure' proposed this to ISIS' ancestors: > Daughter Babylon, doomed to destruction, happy is the one who repays you > according to what you have done to us. > > Happy is the one who seizes your infants and dashes them against the > rocks. -- Psalm 137:8-9 They're just following the ancient alien program.
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Two of a kind: -- http://is.gd/MLXG7S
re #1350 That said, I had a panic attack yesterday thinking my coccyx had fallen off. Sorry to hear that. I had to work hard for a year straight to get my sacrum from wobbling. What an inconvenient and horribly uncomfortable situation. re #1355 I found that oil prince you wanted Ha! www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMVrxgvR_Xw "...importantly parallel.." "...within the crisis - there is OPPORTUNITY" re #1358 http://thenorthcaucasus.wordpress.com/2014/03/18/mass-graves/
http://youtu.be/fmXkyRdOPJg Bye bye mother fuckers:http://tinyurl.com/o9w9ps7
Just another tool in the toolbox.
Re #1360: Having a long tail and all. LOL.
The truth about cheap oil: Saudi Arabia's oil war against Iran and Russia http://tinyurl.com/q7xgb37 Teaser: "The Saudis believe they can no longer rely on the US to contain Tehran s imminent nuclear threat, so they re out to do what our lukewarm sanctions couldn t." Suspense as the plot thickens. Take heed "rouge nations!" LOL ha ha ha ha ha
Another thread of speculation says Saudis (and others?) are trying to drive smaller American shale hydrocarbon businesses to bankruptcy at which point they will be acquired for cheap by larger players, Saudis included, and the new expensive oil cycle restarted. There're many such threads and no reliable (publicly available) analysis which integrates all the pieces of information in a sensible way. Depending on whom you ask you get a different analysis which tends to distort or omit one or more pieces of information. That's not even counting how unreliable the information itself is.
> Congressional spending bill OKs Israel defense aid, Iran and P.A. > oversight > > WASHINGTON (JTA) -- The massive spending bill passed by Congress > includes defense assistance for Israel along with tightened oversight of > Palestinian funding and Iran nuclear talks. > > Included in the $1.1 trillion omnibus bill passed in the Senate by a > 56-40 vote on Saturday night was the $3.1 billion in annual defense > spending for Israel under a 2007 memorandum of understanding between the > United States and Israel. An additional $620 million in joint > U.S.-Israel missile defense programs also was part of the measure. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/TA8S7v -- (redirects to JTA) Omnomnomnom. I read someone saying "bomb bomb bomb" in the US Congress is how they say "bitch, where's my money."
ROVE DEFENDS CIA'S USE OF RECTAL FEEDING TUBES http://tinyurl.com/ltqfkad "First of all, lets get the rectal feedings out. There are in this report nine references on 14 pages to rectal feeding. Four of those five, it's discussed as being a result of a hunger strike by the detainee." Adding, "Waterboarding, confinement, slapping, smashing against walls, these were carefully designed with an idea, with the principals in mind of our statutory obligations and international commitments." ------------------------------------------- CIA interrogators heroes not torturers: Cheney http://tinyurl.com/q6sp7jn "I'm perfectly comfortable that they should be praised, they should be decorated," the right-hand man to former president George W. Bush told NBC television's "Meet the Press" program, adding, "I'd do it again in a minute." ------------------------------------------- Sometimes a bath is just a bath and a broom is an old school colon check. #brothersinarms Pardon Bush and Those Who Tortured http://tinyurl.com/lba4hkj
The Procedures should take a trip to America. > Torture and Democracy > Darius Rejali | 2008 -- http://press.princeton.edu/titles/8490.html + > 1. Your new book, 'Torture and Democracy,' reflects a lengthy engagement > with the subject of torture as a phenomenon over a vast stretch of time > and among many different societies. But in the preface, you start by > relating something about your own background as an Iranian-American, > trying to understand how torture was transforming Iran and complicating > its evolution in modern times. Did developments in Iran lead you to this > subject? In what ways do you think torture has affected the political > culture of Iran and its extremely awkward relations with the rest of the > world? > > Most people think torture is a barbaric survivor and that it would > disappear over time with progress. This is a mistake, and my experience > growing up in Iran taught me that and led me to write Torture and > Modernity: Self, State and Society in Iran (1994). I used Iran to show > that while old ritualistic, public torture would disappear over time, > other tortures would survive and new techniques would appear, let's call > these modern torture. > > I remember one distinguished expert who reviewed my work said, > basically, how can Rejali say torture is part of modernity? If that was > true, America would torture too. It really was amazing, in retrospect, > how willfully blind people wanted to be. I grew up in Iran at a time > when the Shah's secret police, the SAVAK, did not hesitate torturing > Islamic and Marxist insurgents. No one thought torture was something > incompatible with cars, fast food, washing machines and other parts of > modern life. I remember talking to a high-ranking SAVAK officer years > after the Shah was gone, and he certainly felt he played an important > role in modernization. It wasn't the last time I've heard torturers say > how important they are in making their country safe for economic > opportunity. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/aM4vU6 -- (redirects to Harper's Magazine/Harper's Blog) Of note is that COIN was modelled on French counterinsurgency in Algeria. (Thug boy here alluded at that before. I couldn't really figure what position he was taking but it smelled to me like he actually felt righteous being the Gendarme or that he was equivocating.)
The Iranian false flag is picture perfect: > Picture emerging of alleged Sydney hostage-taker -- http://is.gd/1QA52a -- (redirects to CNN) Inconsistences: 1. sought asylum because he was under criminal investigation in Iran; 2. has been in Australia for 20 years; 3. has claimed to be a cleric but has no credentials; 4. has changed his name from Persian to Arabic; 5. has changed his religion; 6. claimed Iranian "secret police" wanted to kill him; 7. has flown an ISIS flag on alleged rampage. And now his CNN picture looks like he came straight out of Qom. In 2001, mentioned side by side with GWB: > New Cardinals for Rome, George Bush, Muslims in Australia > > [...] > > Whenever I walk in the street, whenever I go out in Australia, I feel I > am in a real religious society. I don't want to say it is perfect, we > don't have a perfect society on the earth, but when we compare, if we > compare Australia with Iran and other countries in the Middle East, we > can say it is heaven. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/Y58xTb -- (redirects to ABC.net.au) Too good to be true.
It's the gun's fault, not the man or his religion.
Certainly not his religion because he didn't have one.
Turns out he was wanted in Iran for 200K USD worth of fraud. Australians refused to return him and gave him asylum because he was obviously a "liberal"-minded man fleeing evil Iran and, of course, he gave the right interview about how Australia was heaven and Iran hell. It's great that boomerangs return. Then again, Australia's jingo leaders and Christian Zionists should've taken the hit not random bystanders.
Who's to say the SWAT guys didn't shoot the hostages on their way in?
They didn't need to. He had already been indicted for being an accessory to murder, on top of a string of sexual offenses, but had been released on bail. The real question is: is he actually dead now; or did he earn a clean slate, a new passport, and a wad of cash? His looks before Operation Mullahs-in-Australia: > 'Cleric' Man Haron Monis pleads guilty over dead Digger letters -- http://is.gd/KUUaAh -- (redirects to The Australian)
> Iran Said to Discount Light Crude to Asia to Deepest in 14 Years > > Iran is said to be offering its main crude grade to customers in Asia at > the deepest discount in 14 years, taking a cue from Saudi Arabia in > trimming price differentials. > > National Iranian Oil Co. cut its official selling price for January > shipments of light crude to Asia to a discount of $1.80 a barrel below > the regional benchmark as Middle Eastern producers vie to keep selling > in the region, according to four people with knowledge of the decision. > An official at NIOC's crude-marketing department in Tehran declined to > comment. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/l12lPW -- (redirects to Bloomberg) Paging Agent Rubin!
Agent Woo and Agent Yee disagree.
> Baosteel Will Recycle World Trade Center Debris -- http://www.china.org.cn/english/2002/Jan/25776.htm
Islamic fundamentalists winning the war on terror by killing their own children. http://tinyurl.com/owzy8c7 #1377 I hope their machines can sort out nano-thermite particles from the steel. Will they fly planes into the steel to melt it? One can wonder and dream.
Re #1378: Only a complete idiot would call that 'their own children.' Like everything else that touches America, "Muslims" who touch it become corrupt liars, thieves, and murderers. Nothing to see there other than America killing more children. > Human Rights Watch wrote in 2000: > > Of all the foreign powers involved in efforts to sustain and manipulate > the ongoing fighting [in Afghanistan], Pakistan is distinguished both by > the sweep of its objectives and the scale of its efforts, which include > soliciting funding for the Taliban, bankrolling Taliban operations, > providing diplomatic support as the Taliban's virtual emissaries abroad, > arranging training for Taliban fighters, recruiting skilled and > unskilled manpower to serve in Taliban armies, planning and directing > offensives, providing and facilitating shipments of ammunition and fuel, > and ... directly providing combat support. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taliban + > The Kunduz airlift, also known as the Airlift of Evil, refers to the > evacuation of thousands of top commanders and members of the Taliban and > Al-Qaeda, their Pakistani advisers including Pakistani Inter-Services > Intelligence agents and army personnel, and other Jihadi volunteers and > sympathizers, from the city of Kunduz, Afghanistan, in November 2001 > just before its capture by U.S. and United Front of Afghanistan > (Northern Alliance) forces during the War in Afghanistan. As described > in several reports, the Taliban and Al-Qaeda combatants were safely > evacuated from Kunduz and airlifted by Pakistan Air Force cargo aircraft > to Pakistan Air Force bases in Chitral and Gilgit in Pakistan > Administered Kashmir's Northern Areas. > > [...] > > More details of the event finally emerged in the 2008 book Descent into > Chaos by the investigative journalist Ahmed Rashid: > > One senior (U.S.) intelligence analyst told me, "The request was made by > Musharraf to Bush, but Cheney took charge -- a token of who was handling > Musharraf at the time. The approval was not shared with anyone at State, > including Colin Powell, until well after the event. Musharraf said > Pakistan needed to save its dignity and its valued people. Two planes > were involved, which made several sorties a night over several nights. > They took off from air bases in Chitral and Gilgit in Pakistan > Administered Kashmir's Northern Areas, and landed in Kunduz, where the > evacuees were waiting on the tarmac. Certainly hundreds and perhaps as > many as one thousand people escaped. Hundreds of ISI officers, Taliban > commanders, and foot soldiers belonging to the Islamic Movement of > Uzbekistan and Al Qaeda personnel boarded the planes. What was sold as a > minor extraction turned into a major air bridge. The frustrated U.S. SOF > who watched it from the surrounding high ground dubbed it "Operation > Evil Airlift." -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunduz_airlift
#1379 "Like everything else that touches America, "Muslims" who touch it become corrupt liars, thieves, and murderers. Nothing to see there other than America killing more children." America Symptoms & Types Do you know the common America symptoms? Do you know how America is different from Islamic nations? Learn more about America symptoms and types so you ll know what you re up against. Find out the warning signs of more serious problems with it so you can prevent killing your own women and children. Symptoms America: What You Might Feel America symptoms make you feel a sense of freedom which leads to entitlement. Learn more about the main America symptoms so you can treat these early on. Also, find out when to call the tribal witch doctor or warlord about your symptoms. Treatments Honor killing, goat fornication, boy sex, automatic gun shooting, village burning and black flag waving may eradicate your America disease.
Re #1380: Mostly correct. Except you got symptoms and treatments reversed.
> Who whacked Admiral Darlan? My guess is that Winston Churchill ordered it -- http://is.gd/5XThsv -- (redirects to Foreign Policy)
My suspicion is that Churchill whacked a lot of guys.
Pakistani death toll rises to 141. http://tinyurl.com/o9uxqdw An assault led by the Taliban on a Pakistan military-run school Tuesday left 141 people dead, 132 of which were children, officials say, in the worst attack to hit the country in years. The horrific attack in Peshawar, carried out by a relatively small number of militants from the Tehreek-e-Taliban group, a Pakistani militant group trying to overthrow the government, also sent dozens of wounded flooding into local hospitals as terrified parents searched for their children. "My son was in uniform in the morning. He is in a casket now," wailed one parent, Tahir Ali, as he came to the hospital to collect the body of his 14-year-old son Abdullah. "My son was my dream. My dream has been killed." ---------------------------------- I think it's safe to say Taliban wins the war on terror. Overthrowing the government by killing children. Smart people. Maybe America made them do it.
All the difference is in being able to substantiate the suspicion, I guess. > [...] > > "Apparently it is more important to save the Greeks and liberated > countries than the Indians and there is reluctance either to provide > shipping or to reduce stocks in this country," writes Sir Wavell in his > account of the meetings. Mr Amery is more direct. "Winston may be right > in saying that the starvation of anyhow under-fed Bengalis is less > serious than sturdy Greeks, but he makes no sufficient allowance for the > sense of Empire responsibility in this country," he writes. > > Some three million Indians died in the famine of 1943. The majority of > the deaths were in Bengal. In a shocking new book, Churchill's Secret > War, journalist Madhusree Mukherjee blames Mr Churchill's policies for > being largely responsible for one of the worst famines in India's > history. It is a gripping and scholarly investigation into what must > count as one of the most shameful chapters in the history of the Empire. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/PXfG2u -- (redirects to BBC.co.uk) A great hero for the Anglo-Jew "race."
Re #1384: > America made them do it. No, America didn't. They are proud Americans already. America is their daddy, as all the evidence in the world demonstrates.
What good is OPEC? Anyone remember all that rhetoric about how the dollar was screwed because China and Russia replaced the dollar as the international reserve currency? "The agreement is a symbolic blow to US global financial hegemony and a signal of Russian-Chinese rapprochement"[1] Russian Rate Jump Fails to Stop Ruble Crash http://tinyurl.com/kn29h7o The ruble plummeted into a freefall, losing as much as 19 percent as panic swept across Russian financial markets after a surprise interest-rate increase failed to stem the run on the currency. The ruble sank beyond 80 per dollar, a record low, before rebounding to 68 after Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev denied speculation that the government would turn to currency restrictions next to stop Russians from converting their money into dollars. Bonds and stocks also tumbled, with the RTS equity gauge dropping the most in six years. I am speechless, Jean-David Haddad, an emerging-market strategist at OTCex Group in Paris, said in a message. What a failure for the central bank. Russia would need to announce capital controls today. That is the last solution. [1] Russia, China sign deal to bypass U.S. dollar, http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/5/20/russia-china- bankdeal.html
If a falling RUB is bad for Russia why is an undervalued RMB good for China? The real war is here: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Development_Bank OPEC is of little relevance.
North Koreans are going to reveal BRICS members playing naked Twister on Christmas. I heard Putin is all air if you know what I mean.
I didn't know Naked Twister and now I regret that I've learnt. > Oil Time: Everyone gets oiled up with baby oil before the game begins. > This makes the game much more challenging, since players will be > slipping on the mat and each other. -- http://boardgames.lovetoknow.com/Naked_Twister No, I don't know what you mean.
The Australian Right is even worse at cons than the American Right: > Call to probe mystery Shia cleric > > THE AUSTRALIAN JANUARY 28, 2008 12:00AM > > FEDERAL agents have been urged by the nation's senior Shia leader, Kamal > Mousselmani, to investigate an Iranian man purporting to be a prominent > Islamic cleric. > > Sheik Mousselmani told The Australian yesterday the mystery cleric - who > has been identified as Ayatollah Manteghi Boroujerdi on his website > after appearing under the name Sheik Haron - was not a genuine Shia > spiritual leader. > > He said there were no ayatollahs - supreme Shia scholars - in Australia > and none of his fellow spiritual leaders knew who Ayatollah Boroujerdi > or Sheik Haron was. > > "We don't know him and we have got nothing to do with him," Sheik > Mousselmani said. "The federal police should investigate who he is. It > should be their responsibility." > > [...] -- http://is.gd/8s17EA -- (redirects to The Australian) > Iran warned Australia about Sydney attacker > > Man Haron Monis, the gunman behind the 16-hour hostage standoff in > Sydney, Australia, resulting in the deaths of two individuals and > himself, was well known to Iranian authorities. The self-styled > "sheikh," who left Iran for Australia in 1996, had abused Australia's > political system to gain immunity from prosecution in Iran, where he was > a wanted man. > > According to Iran's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham, "The > psychological history and condition of this individual, who for more > than two decades was a refugee in Australia, was repeatedly presented to > Australian officials." > > Afkham did not elaborate, but Haron Monis' history while in Australia > paints a clear picture of him as unstable and a charlatan posing as a > religious man. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/x9AZAF -- (redirects to Al-Monitor) Their con fizzled within 24 hours. I don't expect Australian idiots to notice, though. Just like American idiots they'll be going baa and, voila, there'll be more Cons in office and more cons in business.
> Conspiracy, fact or fiction? > > Sohrab_Ferdows | Politics | December 13, 2014 > > Since I was a child, I remember hearing terrible things about World War > 3 in which, all the world will be destroyed. When I grew a bit older, I > thought to myself, the trauma effects of past two world wars in > relatively short period of time, has probably created such paranoia in > most people's minds who remembered those days when barbaric behaviors of > so called civilized world in senseless wars were rampant. A long time > has passed from those days but, the shadows of uncertainty and distrust > in current times, indicate that the peace and tranquility is as fragile > as ever in human history, or even worse. > > [...] -- http://iranian.com/posts/conspiracy-fact-or-fiction-42331
Savages don't disappear because someone learns how to read/write. WW3 will be 1000 times worse.
Literacy and everything that follows from it change how people are organized. The top dog was once a good club wielder and now it seems he has to have more brain folds. A forewarning of possible self-annihilation is likelier to restrain the latter. Then again, it is also likelier to convince him he has a chance of winning.
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Did I tell you the joke about those who killed foxes with three balls?
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Sony Hackers Threaten 9/11 Attack on Movie Theaters That Screen The Interview http://tinyurl.com/mu4fofo Who's afraid of the big bad midget? I'm not! The world will be full of fear, the message reads. Remember the 11th of September 2001. We recommend you to keep yourself distant from the places at that time. (If your house is nearby, you d better leave.) Whatever comes in the coming days is called by the greed of Sony Pictures Entertainment. I have a strong feeling the hilarious stupidity from the North Koreans is more entertaining than the movie they are protesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIdc0NGumVc
Scorpion wins (again). Flawless Victory http://tinyurl.com/pd537ls ISIS militants have been attacking the Iraqi town of Kobane since mid- September, when the terror group assaulted its southern suburbs in an attempt to seize control of the strategic border city. The terror group quickly encircled the city, raping and murdering its inhabitants, but Kurdish YPG fighters supported by U.S. airstrikes have since pushed ISIS back out of central Kobane.
Except "YPG" was amred by Iran while America was gurgling the "Syrian opposition's" balls. Are you an idiot or an amnesiac? > Turkey in particular believes the YPG to be a tool of Damascus, while > those who believe the Rojava government's aims run against the goals of > the Syrian opposition often accuse the Syrian Kurdish region of being a > haven for Iranian influence. -- http://is.gd/fG2f48 -- (redirects to Jane's 360)
Re #1397: One day people of the village see their reputable local Mr. Fox running scared through the village looking for somewhere to hide. They ask him: "What gives, Mr. Fox, why are you running?" "There're people killing foxes who have three balls," says Mr. Fox, panting. "Well, do you have three balls?" "No!" "What do you have to fear then?" "They kill first, count next." <insert laugh track>
#1401 "Except "YPG" was amred by Iran while America was gurgling the "Syrian opposition's" balls. Are you an idiot or an amnesiac?" First of all, you discredit yourself with that kind of language in a conversation. Second, I did not say that YPG was acting with America alone, did I? Third, the highlight of the story was the use of scorpions as a military weapon.
Re #1403: You're right.
> Data retention may have helped police in Sydney siege: Abbott -- http://is.gd/TPtdjI -- (redirects to ZDNet) That was fast. They aren't even trying anymore.
re #1405 Kudos to the cops *snicker*
> America: Australia's Dangerous Ally -- http://is.gd/0ljILE -- (redirects to The National Interest) Explains why IDU is struggling to get back total power and recoup the losses. American State in Iraq and Syria is a great instrument for that.
re #1407 I've always liked Australia. Wollongong and Monash gave me Ultrix accounts without asking back in '93 and were very collaborative for the sake of science. *cough*
Re #1408: I don't think extrication is actually possible but the sentiment is clearly there in those Aussie heads that aren't infected by some form of neo-.
Space aliens will hold Earth accountable
Pyramids were built by white people with blonde hair for the mothership.
The waves sure affect reason.
Any more plausible than a divine meteorite stone? Mohammed in the mothership, take me away! http://tinyurl.com/lyxwuc6
-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denpa
America... > Hersh: Children sodomized at Abu Ghraib, on tape > > [...] > > "Debating about it, ummm ... Some of the worst things that happened you > don't know about, okay? Videos, um, there are women there. Some of you > may have read that they were passing letters out, communications out to > their men. This is at Abu Ghraib ... The women were passing messages out > saying 'Please come and kill me, because of what's happened' and > basically what happened is that those women who were arrested with young > boys, children in cases that have been recorded. The boys were sodomized > with the cameras rolling. And the worst above all of that is the > soundtrack of the boys shrieking that your government has. They are in > total terror. It's going to come out." > > [...] -- http://www.salon.com/2004/07/15/hersh_7/
Iraqi Republican Guard did that in Kuwait. Seems like a story that never dies.
Could be. Rummy walked on that soil, too. Is there videos of that one, too, seen by third parties? Ever since the incubators I trust Uncle on atrocity stories less than the local gossip on neighborhood girls' escapades.
I didn't think video was required to know Iraqi sodomites are plenty.
In the context of establishing a war atrocity actually happened it is.
Cross-examined accounts work, too. Or anything you could use at Nuernberg.
One could quiz a blood stain on a wall but it doesn't say much.
Well, I expressed my doubts. -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_you_are_lynching_Negroes Common tactic and, strangely, a good way to know which parties are projecting.
Bloomberg - Ready for $20 Oil? http://bv.ms/1zm274L So tasty.
Have you heard the name ash-Sharqiy'yah?
The hub for Saudi Arabia's oil industry. I'm going to ask why though I'm pretty certain I know why you are asking.
Its largest province, too, and houses most of its Shi'a population. Had unrest yesterday. Not in your news? -- http://is.gd/mikjYC I imagine Dhahran may see some shocks.
Definitely not in the news here today. It's all about the "mystery" attack on North Korea's internet. Saudi's need to read "How to Win Friends & Influence People" by Dale Carnegie How will this affect the price of oil? I imagine it might go up if anyone smells instability. Is there any evidence of instability? The article does not mention it.
Not yet, as far as I know. Saudi Arabia is almost a blackhole for any type of news. You won't even find its Gini index reported anywhere. This can be transient and easily suppressed with US aid like previous Shi'a mutinies, or it can really flare up. I don't think there'll be reporting on its actual scale before there's marching on the streets of Riyadh. BBC even uses two completely different jargons for reporting on this in English versus Persian.
Is the following common knowledge? > How to Rig an Election The G.O.P. aims to paint the country red > > By Victoria Collier > > [...] > > Few Americans knew that until shortly before the election, Hagel had > been chairman of the company whose computerized voting machines would > soon count his own votes: Election Systems & Software (then called > American Information Systems). Hagel stepped down from his post just two > weeks before announcing his candidacy. Yet he retained millions of > dollars in stock in the McCarthy Group, which owned ES&S. And Michael > McCarthy, the parent company's founder, was Hagel's campaign treasurer. > > [...] > > Meanwhile, the new millennium, far from delivering a democratic promised > land, presented Americans with the debacle of the 2000 presidential > election, whose fate hung absurdly on "hanging chads"--the little pieces > of punched-out ballot so contentiously examined during the monthlong > recount. Few Americans knew (and many still do not know) that a faulty > computer memory card triggered this fiasco. Late on Election Night, Al > Gore's total in Volusia County, Florida, suddenly dropped when one > precinct reported 16,000 negative votes. Fox News was immediately > prompted by Florida governor Jeb Bush to call the election for his > brother. On his way to a 3 a.m. public concession, Gore changed course > when a campaign staffer discovered that he was actually ahead in Volusia > County by 13,000 votes. > > But the damage was done. Gore was cast as a sore loser in a hostile > media environment. His effort to obtain a recount was described by Sean > Hannity on Fox News as an attempt to "steal the election." Meanwhile, > George W. Bush invoked his duty to get on with the business of running > the country. The rest, as they say, is history. > > We are now in the midst of yet another election season. And as November > 6 approaches, only one thing is certain: American voters will have no > ability to know with certainty who wins any given race, from dogcatcher > to president. Nor will we know the true results of ballot initiatives > and referenda affecting some of the most vital issues of our day, > including fracking, abortion, gay marriage, GMO-food labeling, and > electoral reform itself. Our faith-based elections are the result of a > new Dark Age in American democracy, brought on, paradoxically, by > techological progress. > > [...] > > As recently as September 2011, a team at the U.S. Department of Energy's > Argonne National Laboratory hacked into one of Diebold's old Accuvote > touchscreen systems. Their report asserted that anyone with $26 in parts > and an eighth-grade science education would be able to manipulate the > outcome of an election. "This is a national security issue," wrote the > Argonne team leader, Roger Johnston, using the sort of language that > would normally set off alarm bells in our security-obsessed culture. Yet > his warning has gone unheeded, and the Accuvote-TSX, now manufactured by > ES&S, will be used in twenty states by more than 26 million voters in > the 2012 general election. > > [...] -- http://harpers.org/archive/2012/11/how-to-rig-an-election/
Snowball was known to be still skulking on Pinchfield Farm.
> A Radical Question About The CIA In The Mainstream Press -- http://fff.org/2014/12/31/radical-question-cia-mainstream-press/
That question falls on deaf ears and mute mouths.
Every few years, somebody tries to make a name by threatening to dismantle or heavily question the usefulness of CIA or USMC. It withers at some point. You don't hear about the courier of scientists from hostile networks in order to beat the Chinese, Russians, or AQ from acquiring assets - but it is commonplace and needed for national security.
U S A. U S A. U S A.
Tod, it appears bellstar can leave the ministry of love. Progress!
Poe's Law, perhaps?
Rane would know the difference.
-- https://youtu.be/Euhwq1IGWIk
^Genuine Kook
This is the song they played in the lobby when I was able to leave the ministry of love: http://tinyurl.com/nt3jv3q During the two minutes hate, they always show pictures of Putin and the chupacabra.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qvRgzW582s http://deadspin.com/florida-running-back-shits-pants-1677266274
I could have lived well without seeing that.
oh poo poo
Do the tootsie roll To the left, the left Now slide, slide
Say, didja hear about chik-fil-a's payment card breach?
Seems like every day there's a new breach. What are our IT professionals worth anyway? *coy look* Honestly, that is what the public is going to arrive at eventually - but only when it interrupts their game on TV. The truth is, nothing is ever secure from anything no matter how many people they hire or money they spend. My bank (Wells Fargo) claims I have protection on my debit card. So far knock on wood...but I can say that when it does finally effect me, it's going to be cash only on a permanent basis. Right now the convenience is too irresistible. Side note #3 - going back to politics, there are sure to be lefties who claim some kind of moral justice was done to Chick-Fil-A for being a Christian organization. Count on that Nelson sound-byte "HA HA".
re #1446 What are our IT professionals worth anyway? *coy look* That question is a common one and the biggest answer I've seen is about the reputation of a company whose customers rely on being protected. Sony was a perfect example but there are even more subtle ones like Ford or VW losing millions of dollars worth of research and engineering intellectual property. My most recent example has to do with protecting the research of "What are some predictors of an earthquake?" Do I think a government should impose a standard? Well - they DID. HIPAA was the standard and its enforcement was a JOKE. BUT, you put the carrot on a stick and folks still want to play along..carrot being federal dollars or fines at 6 digits or enough to cause at least a few jobs. In higher ed, the big one is FERPA which threatens to kill a univerisity's student financial aid eligibility if certain records are exposed. That's a big deal to so many public institutions which rely mostly on federal student loans - maybe not so much to the private ones funded by children of celebs who put their business in social media w/o blinking. Then again, kids of celebs have other privacy concerns like being kidnapped, papparazzi targets, or burglary opportunities.
Regarding intellectual property: The truth is that nothing is safe or sacred. I'm surprised no one goes after Apple these days. That's a big old carrot just dangling in the wind. I've worked at places where the engineering projects are offline. Walled off physically from everyone but people with security clearance. All it takes is a sketch or a camera though. Any self-respecting engineer/cad guy/computer coder can take a long look at something and replicate it later. But having your research data right on the internet...it's begging to be stolen. What happened to intranets that have no internet connection? --- Regarding the million dollar question "What are our IT professionals worth anyway?" My thought is very simple: without it where would you be? Out in the open with no protection is a bad place to be!!! You'd be here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPbdWuBHIEw
re #1448 Walled off physically from everyone but people with security clearance. All it takes is a sketch or a camera though. I've been in those places, too. And the vulnerabilities, imnsho, are always with the insider. It always boils down to hardware or human. Of course, the human side often is just about penny pinching on security so you wind up with very strong entrance doors and then once you're in it is a free for all. Most places are that simple in their approach. When I see an airliner go down over an ocean - I always simply assume there was an engineer or programmer on board who lacked loyalty.
I was reading this recently: -- http://www.ashgate.com/isbn/9780754678342 Quoted a bit of it about the Aggie Bonfire collapse here, too. In short, it's not as simple as 'loyalty' or 'work ethic.' The lazy or traitorous employee (or citizen?) is one of the last nodes in a causal network that produces catastrophes. Dominant flows in such networks are what's called 'policy' or 'doctrine.' Actual policies are rarely the same as stated policies. If a dominant flow is towards a catastrophic outcome responses of individual nodes end up either contributing or mattering little when consciously exerted in the opposite direction. Most employees (or citizens?) 'go with the flow' and the few who don't learn are made to pay the price at their own expense: whistleblower, killjoy, underachiever. (It gets awfully more complicated when there is competition and multiple loosely coupled networks affecting each other.)
janc is between the lines '...Understanding human error as an effect of often deep, systemic vulnerabilities rather than as a cause of failure, is an important but necessary step forward from the oversimplified views that continue to hinder real progress in safety management.' I'm sold... now how to re-educate management at the C level on breaking old habits of blame and corruption?
Re #1451: -- https://youtu.be/QnbvOi4SpSk
re #1452 www.youtube.com/watch?v=idOyb3kMseI
Re #1453: -- https://youtu.be/6LsMoUtBlDk
re #1454 Tiger replaced the Rats in Operation Troy Great video - thnks!
Re #1455: -- https://github.com/kbandla/APTnotes Interesting.
> With power of social media growing, police now monitoring and > criminalizing online speech -- http://is.gd/29BlBg -- (redirects to The Intercept) Ramble on about the Committee for Determining Criminal Web Content, Agent Tod.
re #1456 mew, mew mew
Re #1458: -- http://imgur.com/gallery/Dpglmxn
In China his mom would remind him not to make friends with dinner.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaTO8_KNcuo
Welcome to the spin zone. Howard Dean: Paris attackers not Muslim terrorists http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/01/08/howard-dean-paris- attackers-not-muslim-terrorists/ "I stopped calling these people Muslim terrorists. They're about as Muslim as I am," he said. "I mean, they have no respect for anybody else's life, that's not what the Koran says. And, you know Europe has an enormous radical problem. ... I think ISIS is a cult. Not an Islamic cult. I think it's a cult." ---------------------------------------- Maybe the Catholics who ordered the crusades were in a cult too. Jews that ethnically cleansed the Canaanites were also in a cult.
Cults. God commanded the Jews to kill Amalekites. God commanded the Catholics to kill pagans. God commanded Muhammad to kill and conquest over and over and over again. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_expeditions_of_Muhammad
Another cult: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Jews_and_Their_Lies
re #1463 [...in 1883, after the fighting "the Serbs, in their bitterness (after 500 years of Turkish occupation), slit the throats of the Turks everywhere they found them, sparing neither the wounded, nor the woman, nor the Turkish children"...] -Le Nettoyage ethnique (Ethnic Cleansing) Some fascists consider ethnic cleansing as the last acceptable civilian atrocity to prolong the avoidance of actual state sponsored warfare. Killing cartoonists for flagrant hostile propaganda is nothing new, imo. The first thing I thought of was the kidnapping of Curtis Sliwa and how both acts are no different, imo.
What cult is FFL in CAR?
My acronym translator is broken. A little help please?
Hah. So was the attack a work of "AQAP?" Why not, say, "AQIM?" On whose homes did Operation Serval bombs fall? Was freedom-of-speech Charlie tongue-tied?
Sometimes France goes the other way. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Revolutionary_War Keen sense of right and wrong I suppose. :) Freedom of speech prevailed. Did you see the magazine staff backing down to the coward's threats? They kept on keeping on. That's the spirit of freedom. I'm proud of them for not cowering to radical islam.
Iran's unseen missile defense system Tehran has begun to mass-produce its own fighter jets, as well as suicide combat drones and what it dubbed the world s first missile evading drone, according to recent announcements made by the country s military and political leaders. http://tinyurl.com/lkck5z6 ------------------------------------------- False sense of security? Are the systems real? Would the first layer of defense be enough to stop an Israeli attack? I doubt it. I feel the same way about other missile defense systems installed around Europe by the U.S. and the "Iron Dome." I have no doubt they would block some attacks but the inevitable destruction of war can not be stopped. Big picture: Size of Israel: 8,019 sq miles Population of Israel: 8.059 million (2013) Size of Israel's armed forces: 624,500 (176,500 active and 445,000 reserve) Allies: Too many to list here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_relations_of_Israel Size of Iran: 636,400 sq miles Population of Iran: 77.45 million (2013) Size of Iran's armed forces: 700,000 soldiers according to the CSIS Allies: Lebanon, Palestinian Authority, Russia, Syria, Venezuela ------------------------------- Iran has the bigger country, larger army and larger population but Israel has the allies and the top gear. Israel is also cornered. My synopsis: I suspect Iran's allies would back down in a conflict with Israel. I do not expect Jordan or Egypt to attack Israel in such a conflict and the Palestinian Authority is ghetto poor with resources. Would it be strategically wise for Syria or Lebanon to back Iran in such a conflict? NO. Missile defense is just a speed bump.
re #1470 Two nukes can even the playing field just like a handgun in a fist fight. I don't think either country is interested in finding out what the other has in its pocket. The military weapons and toys are more about industry and commerce, imo.
#1471 I agree for the most part about industry. It is still good to look at the big picture from time to time to put the propaganda in context. No country wants a mutual bloodbath. At least I hope that is the case.
Iran spends less on "defense" annually than just annual US military aid to Israel. That's some perspective for you. Iran's real defense is not anything made of metal ;-)
Re #1469: While floating in a septic tank you get scum when you surface for air.
re #1473 Germs and EMP can be fought by PhDs. POTUS is proposing 2 years of free community college - somehow I envision wood and metal shop classes instead of bioscience. The USA is harrible with edu
tetally bad neews man I am totally for education. I'm just praying that there aren't new "for profit" community colleges popping up everywhere offering online degrees where all the people have to do is pay for the certification. Rigorous standards should be created and met.
Listening to CNN...all the French terror suspects are dead. *sniff* funny business?
"the brothers were avenging the death of Anwar al-Awlaki" Now I can say for 100% certainty that there's funny business. Why would these brothers give a rat's @ss about an triple agent, FBI asset? No...no...no. Maybe the Sandy Hook kids will pop up as victims again.
The new term is "retail terrorism" where anyone anywhere can be hit by terrorism. "It's a global form of globalization and it's anything but benign." Guess who they are proposing to attack as a fix on CNN? Iran and Syria.
Meanwhile, the puppet masters ask "How's your golf swing?"
Re #1475: My mind didn't even go in that direction. I had poetic stuff in mind...
re #1481 I had hot nurses and doctors at first..
Re #1482: -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILObfEzX92k
Jack goes down on a nurse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYDP3nBh_E4
Love being Hated www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGl5U7nNlkY
> Jazenjuk enttarnt Sowjetrussen > > [...] > > Und in der Tat, waren doch ab 1942 sowjetische Truppen gnadenlos nach > Westen vorgerueckt. Sie schreckten damals nicht davor zurueck, den Armeen > des demokratisch gewaehlten Reichskanzlers A. Hitler auch durch > ukrainisches Gebiet zu folgen. Die etwas laengere Route suedlich des > Schwarzen Meeres - unter Umgehung der Ukraine - war ihnen offenbar zu > beschwerlich. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/PfGJeH -- (redirects to Der Spiegel) Yats is no Nats. Totes.
re #1486
{insert joke about GOP's gerrymandering}
Yes, both GW and Hitler were demokratikly elekted
..The good 'ol days
Be punctual and polite, carry a nice pen and don't complain when offered sauerkraut. Jawhol.
Same as it ever was... Agent Orange residue on C-120's lasted into the 80s "Swabs taken from the interiors of some planes between 1979 and 2009 showed levels of dioxin that exceeded international safety guidelines for workers in enclosed settings..." "After the war, the planes were reassigned to reserve units for medical and cargo transport and training exercises. Between 1,500 and 2,100 reservists flew on them over the next decade, until the planes were retired, destroyed or sold overseas." http://www.military.com/daily-news/2015/01/11/vietnam-war-c123s-may-have-he ld- agent-orange-risk-years-after-w.html
Roundup ready troops can take the exposure.
re #1490 So can the Big Apple http://www.greens.org/s-r/28/28-22.html
Imagine the levels everywhere in Vietnam. > Drone Guidelines to Protect Civilians Do Not Apply to Afghanistan: White > House Official -- http://is.gd/oMjpOv -- (redirects to CommonDreams.org) Nazi savages. In other words, apple pie Americans of the Fourth Reich. Since the link goes to "common dreams," it perhaps must be reiterated what's wrong with "commonalities:" > if one believes this [utopian] doctrine to be an illusion... then, > perhaps, the best one can do is to try to promote some kind of > equilibrium, necessarily unstable, between the different aspirations of > different groups of human beings -- at the very least to prevent them > from attempting to exterminate each other, and, so far as possible, to > promote the maximum practical degree of sympathy and understanding, > never likely to be complete, between them. But this is not, prima facie, > a wildly exciting programme: a liberal sermon which recommends machinery > designed to prevent people from doing too much harm, giving each human > group sufficient room to realise its own idiosyncratic, unique, > particular ends without too much interference with the ends of others, > it is not a passionate battle-cry to inspire men to sacrifice and > martyrdom and heroic feats. Yet if it were adopted, it might yet prevent > mutual destruction, and, in the end, preserve the world. The technocratic fascist calls into being his own antithesis. He's a chemist, an engineer, a businessman and above an alchemist of the soul. > Since science is a discourse that claims not to depend on partisan > decisions, it enables one to 'technicalize' public action, to > 'depoliticize' it, to render it impersonal, to bypass the democratic > rules of accountability. This mode of action leads to an > instrumentalization of politics through the use of specialists, it gives > to political decisions the force of necessity, and it comes to > substitute competence and technical knowledge for the affirmation of > will and of values deliberately chosen. No better cure to that than a good hard flogging, Taliban-style. Just whip the shit America is full of--out of it.
I could use a good stool softener.
#1491 There a lot of unsubstantiated claims in that piece. No real sources for the majority of them. Would I put it past the government to chemtrail people? NO.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwnV40NRJWg (from Joe's Hobby Shop)
> Information Sheet: Malathion and Mosquito Control -- https://www.health.ny.gov/publications/2740/ + > Malathion was sprayed in many cities to combat West Nile virus. In the > Fall of 1999 and the Spring of 2000, Long Island and the five boroughs > of New York City were sprayed with several pesticides, one of which was > malathion. While it was claimed by some anti-pesticide groups that use > of these pesticides caused a lobster die-off in Long Island Sound, there > is no conclusive evidence yet to support this. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malathion + > As a consequence of public health use of malathion for mosquito control, > separate assessments of dermal, inhalation, and incidental oral > exposures resulted in risks that are not of concern. Likewise, when > exposure from dermal, inhalation, and incidental oral routes were > combined, the resulting MOEs do not exceed HED's level of concern. -- http://is.gd/Pzudp0 -- (redirects to EPA.gov)
#1495 1. Didn't see a return flight. Disposable? 2. I didn't see it engage in combat. It dropped a payload...that's about it. 3. Fit and finish looks highly questionable. Also, bright red? Kinda obvious. I'm sure the engineers would say, "hey, it's a prototype." #1496 "Malathion is an insecticide of relatively low human toxicity." LOL I'm sure.
The takeaway is actually subtler than "EPA and FDA are lying." EPA and FDA are allowing blind human experimentation at scale. The results are presented ipso facto but the exposure model is a crippled one. For example, it assumes only skin contact in case of toddlers in public parks which is odd. Hand-to-mouth is routinely considered in child non-dietary ingestion models.
Re #1497: "Karrar" is a slightly sneaky sensor array and cruise missile test platform--maybe.
aerosol rabies SARS
-- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2HFzl23sEE
http://gizmodo.com/obama-wants-hacking-to-be-a-form-of-racketeering-1679328 607
In which ways is RICO harsher than CFAA? RICO also includes 'criminal copyright infringement.' Any technical assistance forum that multiple shady people, even unknown to each other and to other users, frequent can be seen as a criminal organization.
I've been reading some short Iran travelogues published by Western outlets recently. Only the US ones are full of venom. It's an American thing.
> David Cameron's internet surveillance plans rival Syria, Russia and Iran > > Cameron says there should be no means of communication that 'we cannot > read'. Let's examine what that actually means > > by Cory Doctorow -- http://is.gd/o6AImp -- (redirects to The Guardian/CiF)
re #1505 Whit Diffie should kick him in the cajones
#1502 The answer is government hacking good, citizen hacking bad. Foreigner hackers very very bad. Memories, like the corners of my mind. Misty watercolor memories. http://tinyurl.com/pqcv39m #1504 Not a Jew thing? American Jew? #1505 Predictable and inevitable. What can't they see now? How did the world's most sophisticated network of spying help them prevent any EU terror events? Can it in the future?
Re #1507: Weren't Jews, the ones who wrote those.
@CENTCOM, tee hee hee
This American's comment is gold: > Let me explain how this works! > > Are you confused by what's going on in the Middle East? Let me explain. > We support the Iraqi government in the fight against the Islamic State. We > don't like IS, but IS, but is supported by Saudi Arabia, whom we do like. > We don't like President Assad in Syria. We support the fight against him, > but not IS, which is also fighting against him. > We don't like Iran, but Iran supports the Iraqi government against IS. So, > some of our friends, support our enemies and some of our enemies are our > friends, and some of our enemies are fighting against our other enemies, > whom we want to loose, but we don't want our enemies who are our enemies > to win. > If the people we want to defeat are defeated, they might be replaced by > people we like even less. And all this was started by invading a country > to drive out terrorist who weren't actually there until we went in to > drive them out. Understand now? -- http://is.gd/eeWkIw (The "news" piece is irrelevant, by the way. Russia won't give Iran even jack.)
That about sums it up. A bowl of spaghetti.
re #1510 Job security, yes
> 7 Big Lies 'American Sniper' Is Telling America > > There is a backlash against the film's misleading take on sniper Chris > Kyle's character. > > By Zaid Jilani / AlterNet January 21, 2015 > > > 1. The Film Suggests the Iraq War Was In Response To 9/11: One way to > get audiences to unambiguously support Kyle's actions in the film is to > believe he's there to avenge the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The movie cuts > from Kyle watching footage of the attacks to him serving in Iraq, > implying there is some link between the two. > > [...] -- http://www.alternet.org/culture/7-big-lies-american-sniper-telling-ameri ca Ook ook, thug boy should see this!
Triumph of the will 2015
It got plenty tackier. They aren't making sturdy stuff like they used to.
why d'ya hate /merika
And their balls are deflated. There will be a price : Obama team reportedly fuming over Netanyahu visit http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/01/24/there-will-be-price-obama-team - reportedly-fuming-over-netanyahu-visit/ The Obama administration reportedly is fuming over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s plans to address Congress in March regarding the Iranian threat, with one unnamed official telling an Israeli newspaper he will pay a price for the snub. ---------------------
NY Times wrote something against the invitation in the tone of a beggar. I'm starting to believe the stories about the Fed's real owners.
#1518 I imagine it has less to do with actual ownership and more to do with influential people with alliances with Israel. Pressure, back room deals and even arm twisting. That's where the embarrassing ass kissing comes from that onlookers are puzzled by.
Re #1519: What's the nature of those alliances? I can only assume economic. Why does Israel have the upper hand in them? Ownership of some things, I suppose. Must be some very valuable things, too, because people that high can't be cheap to buy.
Isn't it enough to chalk it up to hating brown people?
No.
> WikiLeaks demands answers after Google hands staff emails to US government > > Search giant gave FBI emails and digital data belonging to three staffers > WikiLeaks told last month of warrants which were served in March 2012 -- http://is.gd/Kxvus8 -- (redirects to The Guardian) I'm surprised at the surprise. Not only is it commonplace as WikiLeaks should already know but also it is perfectly legal. FBI can force a tap and gag the provider. Not that Google needs any encouragement for that; just the right paperwork and they will be more than happy to share--for some little favors.
#1520 My iPad morphed "allegiance" into "alliance." I probably misspelled it and it auto-corrected. Important difference because allegiance to Israel from Jews in America to the motherland rather than alliance where there's some kind of deals (mutually beneficial or otherwise). I also imagine there are many influential constituents in some districts who are Jewish which would lead to non-Jew politicians' pro-Israel support. You don't really see this with other migrants here. The Arab- American population is growing here (1.5 million). 1.4% of the US population is Jewish. Less than one percent is Arab American.* 62% of Arab Americans originate from Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan. I wonder if the Arab-Americans are asking for and getting support from politicians here. If so, it's not news-worthy because it's not on my radar. See: http://www.npr.org/blogs/codeswitch/2013/05/30/187096445/arab- americans-a-growing-community-but-by-how-much
#1521 Many millions of brown people in the U.S. including Hawaiian Islands and Puerto Rico (not to mention Detroit ha). We haven't claimed Cuba yet and if the Philippians weren't so far away... but more and more American is becoming a nation of brown people. I do not see killing brown people in far away lands diminishing as U.S. becomes more brown. It all comes down to power and money in the end. My 2 cents.
Resp:1513 I did not see the movie, nor did I read what is clearly a rubbish article. I just want to respond to the part bellstar quoted. A lot of Americans joined the military right after 9/11, and a lot of them ended up going to Iraq. The argument of whether there is a link between the 9/11 attacks and our invasion of Iraq is a subject for another time, but the movie may have been showing that a lot of people joined the military to fight against an existential threat, only to be thrown into a geopolitical/global industrial fight.
Re #1524: That's a sneaky iPad. The issue of allegiance is kind of thorny. Barring incredibly successful indoctrination there's no reason an American Jew whose ancestors never lived in Palestine would see Israel as motherland. Strangely, there are many who do. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re #1526: The article is well-documented. I don't know what makes it clear to you, without having read it, that it's rubbish. The article's purpose is clarifying the film's connection to the book it's based on and specifically the character of the thug at its center. Making a hero out of a real-life character whose motivations and behavior are questionable even per his own writing is exactly what the article's title says: lying to America. If anyone, American or otherwise, is motivated to give the book a read after watching the film their judgment of America at large can only take more of a dive. Of utmost importance is that the Americans who were duped into the military under the impression that they were doing a form of service to their nation rather than just its elite were deceived by the same media moguls which have now come up with another propaganda work--the film in question. Many things could have taken a better turn for them and others had they not believed anything coming out of those mouths. More generally, any war the US has fought in the past few decades has been elective. An exmaple of a 'geopolitical/industrial fight.'
#1527 "no reason an American Jew whose ancestors never lived in Palestine would see Israel as motherland" Talk about sneaky! LOL Love it.
Interesting how drones are not perceived as threats until they are pointed in the opposition direction. http://news.yahoo.com/spokesman-secret-recovers-device-white-house- 095128139.html Let your imaginations run as to what could have been attached to such a device and how easily it could have been a threat.
Top comment according to whatever Yahoo uses to sort comments for me: > David > > These so called "toys" should be outlawed. How hard would it be to pack > one with anthrax and crash it on a government building or in some > location where a lot of people are like a football game? They should NOT > be available to the general public in a hobby shop. They can be > considered a weapon legally and making them over the counter products > for anyone on the planet is just stupid. and that does not even touch on > the idea of a right to privacy.
Yes indeed, they should only be trusted with government officials, military and police. They will always do the right thing. Idiots like that make me want to go buy one on the way home from work.
You're assuming David is a real person.
Good point, although once it becomes a talking point and is properly politicized, millions will parrot "David's" sentiments with zeal.
Good luck outlawing radio controlled planes.
Right now i imagine the secret service uploaded the video where it starts with some jackass staring at the camera before it is sent out on it's mission. since it's consumer level, the guy is probably launching it from a nearby parking lot or building. They will trace the path it took when it traveled. They will know who distributes it, and trace it back to the credit card number. Maybe. What can they really do? What charges can they file against him/her? It would be a landmark case if they wanted to. Maybe the whole thing is fake and they set some dude up just so they can pass new laws.
> Middle Eastern Turmoil and the Scaremongering on Iran -- http://is.gd/05ostN -- (redirects to National Interest Online) Good summary there. (It has vital corrections for thug boy's "education" off the RAND-Pentagon-SAIS propaganda trough, too.)
(It has vital corrections for thug boy's "education" off the RAND-Pentagon-SAIS propaganda trough, too.) Whom is thug boy?
Re #1537: -- http://www.itto.org/tourismattractions/?sight=2065
All Islamists are thug boys: Oppressing with Sharia Law Enslaving women and children Kidnapping and extorting cash Killing innocent people Religiously intolerant Cruel and evil punishments including death for benign acts Sodomizing boys
Not all Islamist do that so not all Islamists are thugs. All US armed forces are engaged in oppression of nations so all US armed forces are thugs. It's a side-effect of association with USG.
Not all Islamists do that? That's your argument? Islamism is a cancer that erradicates the lives and souls of everyone it touches. The victims are the Arab people. They are the ones being held down by it and losing their lives to it. The support of Arab Spring was calculated. It was never about freedom. It was about destabilization and subsequent oppression. It worked. When the U.S. Armed forces return to destroy Islamic State, it will be to the benefit of the world. They will have allies with them.
That you have there is terminal ignorance. I cannot cure it.
re #1542 Decipher: uvghcl vg phhz
Re #1543: I didn't know what to try or how. Just dropped it in Google. Led to these: -- http://is.gd/qqfCDb -- http://is.gd/ZvyjOU Someone else said 'the answer is chicken wing.' Some references to Playfair cipher. Laziness overtook there.
#1542 "terminal ignorance" You are one of those guys huh? I don't agree or see things differently so I'm ignorant? Talk about laziness. Or maybe you are intolerant to other perspectives too? Let me ask you this. Do you think that Islamism is a good thing? Is it not harming Arab people?
Re #1545: I recommend you start by reading this: -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamal_ad-Din_al-Afghani Then watch this: -- http://is.gd/SPD3OO If you do not have familirity with the settings of these characters you only embarrass yourself talking about Muslims in general, political Islam, or MENA.
#1546 I have read your links. No history can make right what Islamic State does or says. I condemn them in the strongest possible way and I hope they are eradicated. ISIS threatens Obama, Japanese and Jordanian hostages in new online messages http://tinyurl.com/n3q3hge A new, grisly beheading video from ISIS includes a direct threat against President Obama and is one of at least three new warnings from the terror organization, including pledges to kill Jordanian and Japanese hostages if a hostage held by Jordan is not freed. In a new online video discovered by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) on Tuesday, three Islamic State fighters stand behind a kneeling Kurdish fighter as one of the extremists launches into a diatribe against the U.S. and other Western nations. Know, oh Obama, that will reach America, says one of the fighters, clad in black and wearing a balaclava, in a translation from Arabic provided by MEMRI. Know also that we will cut off your head in the White House, and transform America into a Muslim Province. ----------------------------------------- None of these actions or threats is justifiable in any way. Historical context, abstract links, religious justification, greed (hostage taking and extortion) or desperation included. #savages
I would love to see the cowards try to infiltrate America. #cowards
Re #1547: I know some savages.
#1549 They come from all walks of life. Humans are animals after all.
Re #1550: True. One of them even administers Grex.
did alAfghani kill Nasser?
Video killed the radio star.
tomato killed the grilled chz
"Since the declaration of Ukrainian independence in 1991, the United States supported the Ukrainians in the development of democratic institutions and skills in promoting civil society and a good form of government all that is necessary to achieve the objectives of Ukraine s European. We have invested more than 5 billion dollars to help Ukraine to achieve these and other goals." ~ US Assistant Secretary of State for Europe, Nuland *What was the money spent on? *Who authorized it? *What made this objective a priority when our own returning vets are suffering? Roads, bridges and other infrastructure crumbing? ---------------------------------------------------------- Connection: George Soros' Open Society Foundations (OSF) Funded $1.5 billion for "democratic development" in the countries of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. Also: OSF provided funding to some groups that engaged in Ferguson- related protest activities. Why would Soros want to fund instability (race hostility, rebellion of the poor) in the United States?
Otpor!
Protesters are sometimes benign unless they are financed by globalists. Depends on marketing. Perception, perception, perception.
Genuine dissent doesn't exist on filled bellies and regular life. Any "protest" is orchestrated by someone with less than honest motivations.
No arguments here!
Plenty of filled bellies and regular life in Ndrangheta..dissenters just kinda disappear
Yeah, one way is to fill A's belly to get B's guts out. Tranquilite.
https://books.google.com/books?id=75CQ2Lu8aF4C&lpg=PA21&ots=F2mR0PFZv_&dq= mari o%20lavell%20johnson&pg=PA22#v=onepage&q=mario%20lavell%20johnson&f=false
Re #1562: -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K0kiYSStZM
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ8rpcgCoi4
There's a slaughter down there at comments section. Mindless terror.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6tV1yfEPTk
> Former Maryland Banker Reveals He Used to Work for CIA A Banker Comes in > From the Cold > > BALTIMORE-- Edwin "Ed" Hale Sr., a retired bank executive known locally > for his sharp-elbowed approach to business, installed video surveillance > on his 186-acre farm and still sleeps with a sawed-off shotgun by his > bed. > > His friends, former employees and even his own daughters were shocked to > learn in his recently published biography that he had ample reason to do > so: The former chief executive and chairman of Bank of Baltimore says he > worked covertly for the Central Intelligence Agency for almost a decade > in the 1990s and early 2000s. > > [...] -- http://is.gd/sQfT3F -- (redirects to WSJ) "There's an ounce of gold and an ounce of pride in each ledger..."
re #1567 I dont have a subscription..what's it say
Re #1568: > Former Maryland Banker Reveals He Used to Work for CIA > > A Banker Comes in From the Cold > > BALTIMORE-- Edwin "Ed" Hale Sr., a retired bank executive known locally > for his sharp-elbowed approach to business, installed video surveillance > on his 186-acre farm and still sleeps with a sawed-off shotgun by his > bed. > > His friends, former employees and even his own daughters were shocked to > learn in his recently published biography that he had ample reason to do > so: The former chief executive and chairman of Bank of Baltimore says he > worked covertly for the Central Intelligence Agency for almost a decade > in the 1990s and early 2000s. > > During that time, he said, he spoke regularly with a CIA handler and > allowed the agency to create a fake company under his corporate > umbrella, which included shipping and trucking companies he ran at the > same time he led the bank. Operatives in the field used the fictitious > firm as cover when traveling the world, complete with business cards and > hats. Mr. Hale said he worked under "nonofficial cover," in which his > identity was unassociated with the U.S. government. > > In the early 1990s, Mr. Hale said, the CIA used agents posing as his > employees to track Osama bin Laden's whereabouts and gather information > on the terrorist's financing operations. > > "It was very cathartic" to finally reveal his ties to the CIA, the > 68-year-old said in a recent interview at his home overlooking > Chesapeake Bay. "To hold a secret like that for so long to yourself, it > was difficult." > > None of the women he courted after he was divorced ever knew, either. > "It would have been a great pickup line," he said, ruefully. "Hey, I'm > a spy.'" > > The college dropout, who said he survived three plane crashes and now > owns a professional indoor soccer team, first made the disclosure last > year in a biography he commissioned that asks, "The most interesting man > in the world?" on the dust jacket and features blurbs from Ben Cardin > and Barbara Mikulski, the Democratic senators from Maryland. > > Not everyone was pleased that Mr. Hale decided to go public, including > the man who Mr. Hale said recruited him to the agency in 1992. > > "I am disappointed and upset that Ed would violate his agreement and > understanding with the agency," said A.B. "Buzzy" Krongard in a phone > interview. > > Mr. Krongard was the executive director of the CIA from 2001 to 2004 and > was also once chairman of Alex. Brown & Sons, a Baltimore investment > bank that later merged with Bankers Trust and was acquired by Deutsche > Bank AG . Mr. Hale and Mr. Krongard were friends who worked in the same > office building. Mr. Krongard declined to comment on whether he worked > for the CIA in the early 1990s. > > A CIA spokeswoman declined to comment on Mr. Hale's statements or any > assistance he may have provided to the agency. Mr. Hale said he expected > Mr. Krongard would "get over it." > > Others close to Mr. Hale said they are still processing the revelation. > "I had a real hard time believing that he pulled off something that huge > but I'll be damned, he did," said Ken Jones, who worked with Mr. Hale > for 35 years, first at a trucking company and then at another bank Mr. > Hale ran. > > Mr. Hale, who grew up outside of Baltimore, made most of his fortune > through trucking and barge companies that he founded as well as from > real-estate development. He said he got involved in banking after he was > turned down by Bank of Baltimore for a loan and became incensed by what > he called its "snooty blue-blood culture." > > Mr. Hale at a friend's request said he spent $1.4 million to launch a > proxy fight in 1991 that garnered him a seat on the board and the title > of chief executive. > > Mr. Krongard approached him in early 1992, Mr. Hale said. > > It wouldn't be unusual for the CIA to draft professionals to help gather > intelligence, said Peter Earnest, who served in the CIA for 35 years and > is currently executive director of the International Spy Museum in > Washington. The agency has sought the help of professionals in > businesses that provide good cover, including those that require > frequent travel. > > Mr. Hale said his fake company provided cover for agents who traveled > throughout the Middle East and Africa. He said he was told the > operatives' names and destinations but not the details of their > missions. He said he was also briefed regularly on intelligence issues > through meetings with his handler, with whom he spoke between 30 and 50 > times a year either over dinner discussions or on the phone. They often > met for dinner at the Capital Grille in Washington, he said. > > In the interview, Mr. Hale said he traveled to countries including Saudi > Arabia, Poland, Denmark and Norway as an unofficial part of his > arrangement with the CIA. Mr. Hale said he flew there for legitimate > business reasons and would brief the CIA after his return about the > economic conditions on the ground. > > On one occasion, he said, the agency planned a mission that involved Mr. > Hale traveling to the country of Georgia to buy ships that would be > retrofitted for intelligence gathering. The mission was canceled after > an assassination attempt on the Georgian president, Eduard Shevardnadze, > in 1998. > > While acknowledging he was never in direct danger, Mr. Hale said there > were "a couple close calls" when agents didn't return from their > missions on time. Mr. Hale said he was a "little nervous" they had been > caught and revealed his name. In part to protect himself from possible > fallout, Mr. Hale began sleeping with a shotgun by his side. > > Mr. Hale said his work with the agency stopped after the Sept. 11, 2001, > terrorist attacks and he wasn't needed anymore. He still keeps in touch > with two of the agents, he said. > > Mr. Hale's banking days are also over. In 1994, he and the board sold > the Bank of Baltimore on to a New Jersey bank. In May 1995, he founded > First Mariner Bancorp, holding company for 1st Mariner Bank, a > Baltimore-based community bank. > > During the financial crisis, 1st Mariner ran into trouble with > regulators over faulty loans it had made that it had to buy back from > Wall Street banks, generating sizable losses. In 2009, federal > regulators ordered the bank to come up with more capital, and in 2011, > Mr. Hale departed as chairman and CEO. The holding company filed for > Chapter 11 bankruptcy last year and 1st Mariner Bank was purchased by a > group of private-equity investors in June. > > Mr. Hale currently focuses on his real-estate investments and the > indoor-soccer team he owns, the Baltimore Blast. > > The book, called "Hale Storm," was written by Baltimore journalist Kevin > Cowherd and has sold about 600 copies. Mr. Hale, twice divorced, said > the book is his way of explaining his frequent absences while his > children were growing up. "I want my kids to know where I was and what I > did," he said. His relationships with his daughters were once > contentious but have improved as a result of the book, according to both > Mr. Hale and the women. > > His new passion: flower arranging, not unlike the fictional character > played by Robert De Niro in the 2000 film "Meet the Parents." That > character, like Mr. Hale, was also a CIA operative.
re #1569 Never heard of them
Natuerlich.
-- http://is.gd/iSQbOy
-- http://i.imgur.com/Wvgwn8U.jpg
> The Lost and "Found ID" Oddity in Terror Cases--Stupid or Sinister? -- http://is.gd/oiyzI0 -- (redirects to WhoWhatWhy.org)
re #1572 That...that is a good one! http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/41/Cobra_movie_poster.jpg Cabinet Office Briefing Room A (I haven't met the gent to the right of Sly. Any idea of his name?)
re #1571 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b9/Not_without_my_daughter.jpg
Re #1576: -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URio1TCW09o I'm always surprised at the grace Iranians demonstrate in handling American savages. I myself would never ever manage that sort of grace.
Re #1575: No idea: -- http://i.imgur.com/6qFHeAZ.jpg
re #1578 Winston Lord and James Lilley were there. It was Oct '85 PM of Singapore party in Grand Foyer of White House. Four years later, Tianamen. re #1577 Why is there Englissh at the 59:54 mark?
Re #1579: He's trying to be suave in a way the audience would find hilarious. Also giving her the English equivalent of a term she doesn't know.
Rico Suave
Some men have musculature. Some men fat cushions. Some men just want to watch the world burn.
re #1582 I'm ok with having an industrious, honest, charitable, and happy life. My negativity is usually fueled from within when I wind up judging others for perceived faults and weaknesses. It's a tough battle to overcome daily.
Re #1583: I was talking about me :-)
I just want to play video games.
Music, comic books and bad tv are good too.
re #1584 I know..it was rhetorical
Re #1587: I stand corrected.
It's creepy that the Kurdish girls are very pretty but we're seeing them because they're fighting for their lives against ISIS
I'd say you're seeing them because you seeing them means profit to someone. Seleka are fighting for/to take lives, too. Any photogenic Seleka or anti-Seleka made it to the Great White Father's "news" media yet? -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ttNN4Myv5I
What if: ISIL roasts a pretty Jordanian woman pilot They need to take it up a notch. Maybe little kids are next? The controlled media needs more snuff films for the global war on terror. Any predictions of what will be the defining moment when the west comes together at once and starts the onslaught? What/when?
re #1591 Maybe the Bacha Bazi monthly calendar will make headlines to show what ISIL covets as photogenic.
What happens in Kabul stays in Kabul. Terms "civilization" and "advanced culture" should be defined by measuring other societies in their own timeline. In is case...
ISIS has a few great PR moves it hasn't pulled it and I really really really wonder why. One is to make a few hour long enhanced interrogation video. Title 'ISIS Does Not Torture,' upload to YouTube. Instant gold.
No need to torture for interrogation. What tactical information can be gathered from random people (pilots, aid workers, pipeline contractors, etc.)? No, ISIS does not need to torture. They do need to create snuff films for their followers and the western media. This is done not for anything other than fund raising. The future of Islamic State created by extorting, killing, mutilating, enslaving and terrorizing. Noble. When it comes to complaining about torture they don't have a leg to stand on.
They? You realize it's quite easy to see your sickness? ;)
English 101 they: plural pronoun, possessive their or theirs, objective them. In this case the noun "they" refers to is ISIS. If you want a further breakdown (borrowed from wikipedia for conciseness): The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant is a jihadist rebel group that controls territory in Iraq and Syria and also operates in eastern Libya, the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt, and other areas of the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. Nice distraction from the fact that people who mutilate, enslave, kill and extort in the name of Islam are much worse than a sovereign nation that tortures known jihadists for military intelligence. Disease meets the medicine.
-- http://is.gd/9nnYMX
http://tinyurl.com/n33gso5
re #1598 San Jose's CloudFare aint working Ray ID: 1b5ca689008b0295
Re #1598: Yeah, not working here either. I think walkman broke it.
Whoopsie daisy
I destroyed it with my conservative hate of things I'm accused of hating.
-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X-fXKNxpHs
Digital snipers? http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/new-snowden-docs-indicate-scope-o f-n sa-preparations-for-cyber-battle-a-1013409.html
A sniper takes out individual targets so I'm not sure why they are calling it "digital snipers". They are going after large scale networks to target infrastructure. Digital soldier would be more like it. Maybe that isn't as cool to say. Does China manufacture the spy gear used by the NSA? That would be kind of odd.
Tod may be interested in this one: > FEBRUARY 9, 2015 > > U.S.-Iran Relations > > Former Representative Jim Slattery (D-KS) talked about his recent trip > to Iran and his views on prospects for improved U.S.-Iran relations in > the coming years. -- http://is.gd/BRO53V -- (redirects to C-SPAN) It's quite long and the points of actual relevance are sparse. Still, better than nothing, I guess.
re #1606 http://english.irib.ir/news/world/west-asia/item/204502-hackers-take-down-1 00- isil-twitter-accounts re #1607 00:17:57 'HOTTIES TO THE NUCLEAR AGREEMENT pics, plz
#1608 [twitter/anon] On one hand bravo. on the other...why is America ALLOWING the accounts to begin with. I can only suspect why- incompetence or intent.
re #1609 www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaPcKtLioww
Duck and cover will save us. Oh and shopping.
> Why Don't Americans Know What Really Happened in Vietnam? > > Instead of confronting the truth, we scrubbed the record clean--and we're > still paying for it in Afghanistan and Iraq today. -- http://is.gd/pwmn9W -- (redirects to The Nation)
re #1612 What really happened? If the USA was imperialist like communists enjoy stating, then why didn't we keep Czech or parts of Africa after WWII? The USA could have without blinking. Even Mexico after 1848 for that matter.
Re #1613: Good reading with relevant citations: -- http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/797/special.htm Including answers to your ash-Shubuhat, Mr. al-Kalifourniyi'i *grin*
"...the death of tens of thousands of more innocent people" Oh sorry, I lost interest in reading any further after that pot - kettle article about wanting to use nukes on innocent people.
Well, your loss. I aim to enrich and entertain, regardless :-)
McDonalds. Bald eagle. Jesus Christ. American Flag. F-35. Metallica. M16A4.
-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6RtsmcC5Ls
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzUQZw3wfro
-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPfeOAhDfbM
re #1619 They are children of US servicemen stationed in England re #1620 Now that's what I'm talkin about :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lH_v3y-Pds&feature=youtu.be
Re #1621: -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0DO0XyS8Ko
re #1622 Death by accordion..it's typical music you can hear at the seaside at a Black Sea resort..but the women are prettier at the seaside.. Check this guy out..he played at our wedding 15 years ago. Very traditional music..this is a show put on every year at New Years..lots of variety shows on TV the week of New Years. Listen to the lady at the 1:18 mark www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2-D4m3GwK0
Re #1621: Nice song. Tu cum jura ca ai, indeed. Trust is like a mirror. -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwVFNOEknsI
> Why I have resigned from the Telegraph > > The coverage of HSBC in Britain's Telegraph is a fraud on its readers. > If major newspapers allow corporations to influence their content for > fear of losing advertising revenue, democracy itself is in peril. -- http://is.gd/DnAt0f -- (redirects to OpenDemocracy.net) Democracy is always in peril--not long gone, not never existed. We've always been at war with Eastasia.
Anyone is surprised to discover their employer runs a business?
Running a bad business. I agree it can be argued that good business is an oxymoron. Is that what you were implying?
re #1627 Our local rag (newspaper) is privately held by an investment firm. They have committed sections and features to donors whcih I've noticed also includes certain negative stories not making the cut if they affect said donors. Here's a sample http://www.ocregister.com/articles/sections-499432-register-stories.html The media has become "entertainment media" over the past decade "at least." I blame it partially on HUMINT and the frenzy of no-bid contracts which propped up all of these marketers in journalist costumes. Salesforce.com, GroupOn, LinkedIn...they're all selling analytics on their users/customers and the ticker values keep climbing. The other face of the coin is the nasty truth. Who wants to read about the nasty truth..the murders and corruption..day after day after day. The Joy of Cooking and Everybody Loves Raymond makes more money.
Re #1628: Another way of thinking about this is that a 21st century Nader--if another one is ever produced by such society--could have a field day, or field years, with 'news consumer rights.' Bad business is bad business. A news press that delivers something other than news is defrauding customers. Criteria may be murkier than car safety but are not entirely non-existent.
#1628 Yes #1629 There are many Ralph Naders out there but they are silenced by the establishment via well established labels: racist, bigot, conspiracy theorist, "debunked", anti-American, anti-government, anarchist, lunatic and so on. The message is "shut up and eat your god damned corn syrup."
Jesse Ventura and Alex Jones are relegated to the lunatic and theorist categories.
There you go. If you look past/through/into the theatrics often there is something to it.
Alex Jones would be more popular if his gf was in the videos
He is getting attacked by his own people because it was reported that he makes something like 8 million dollars a year. Which is funny because he's on scores of radio stations and has his own little empire of podcasts, video streams and a paid-for network. Others in his line of work easily make that and more with a much smaller audience. So it goes to show the ignorance of some people. They thing to have credibility you have to be "one of them."
re #1634 Sounds like Michael Moore's problem (besides greasy french fries)
> Rationalizing Lunacy > The Intellectual as Servant of the State -- http://www.tomdispatch.com/blog/175965/
#1636 Do you believe 911 was an inside job? The ideas found in that piece point in this direction. A fabricated event that keeps the state insecurity in perpetual motion. 5 wars in 7 years. It seems to be all planed and ironed out. The economy here is held in the same regard. The economy is booming. We are out of the Great Recession. "You know, with the economy being as it is we had to make some cuts." Secure and insecure. War and peace. Booming and busting. All simultaneous.
Sirens lure us to the rocks
Dispelling the sad myth that Jews run the media: there are 6 corporations that own, run and distribute 90% of the American media. http://www.businessinsider.com/these-6-corporations-control-90-of-the- media-in-america-2012-6 FYI: Corporations are generally owned by shareholders, not a cabal of Jews.
2 sides of the same coin: The shared genetic heritage of Jews and Palestinians: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/epiphenom/2009/01/shared-genetic- heritage-of-jews-and.html#sthash.PtJvUlYT.dpuf The good news is that the genetics of Arabs and Jews have been pretty extensively researched. The classic study dates to 2000, from a team lead by Michael Hammer of University of Arizona. They looked at Y-chromosome haplotypes this is the genetic material passed from father to son down the generations. What they revealed was that Arabs and Jews are essentially a single population, and that Palestinians are slap bang in the middle of the different Jewish populations (as shown in this figure). Another team, lead by Almut Nebel at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, took a closer look in 2001. They found that Jewish lineages essentially bracket Muslim Kurds, but they were also very closely related to Palestinians. In fact, what their analysis suggested was that Palestinians were identical to Jews, but with a small mix of Arab genes what you would expect if they were originally from the same stock, but that Palestinians had mixed a little with Arab immigrants.
-- https://twitter.com/rupertmurdoch/status/269973016753102849 > What they revealed was that Arabs and Jews are essentially a single > population [...] but that Palestinians had mixed a little with Arab > immigrants. So, which is it? Palestinians are "pureblooded" Jews, "Jews are Arabs," or Palestinian "blood" is "tainted a little with dirty Eh-rabs?" You have to ask tod to tell you about his Sarmatian "blood."
#1641 Jew and Palestinian are one in the same. India and Pakistan. North and South Korea. I suspect that Jews from Europe have a LOT of mixed blood from Europeans and that they differ substantially from ethnic Jews from Palestine. But I do find humor in the fact that ethnic Jews from the region are the same genetic makeup as Arabs in the West Bank.
Re #1642: > But I do find humor in the fact that ethnic Jews from the region are the > same genetic makeup as Arabs in the West Bank. Yet the glossing over of who Jews are and who Palestinians are by a Hebrew University hack will be used to justify the "return" of a savage from Brooklyn at the expense of multiple someone else's livelihood. That's dark humor if anything.
#1643 "Yet the glossing over of who Jews are and who Palestinians are by a Hebrew University hack will be used to justify the "return" of a savage from Brooklyn at the expense of multiple someone else's livelihood. That's dark humor if anything." Have I ever provided a counter-stance? The humor or dark humor is a reaction to something that is not reasonable and frustrating. I can play devil's advocate too and see it from the perspective of the post WWII Jewish refugee that had no home, who was rejected from all countries. Desperate times. The UN backed the creation of a Jewish State because that was THEIR final solution. It's all messy from where I'm standing. Have you considered blaming Germany?
Re #1644: > who was rejected from all countries Strictly false. Henry Morgenthau (Junior) actually had a falling out with Truman over his rerouting ships with thousands of DP Jews to Palestine. Hans Morgenthau--German Jew with no known blood relation to the American Morgenthau family--later became the founder of American neoconservatism. Look up Wannsee Conference, Haavara Agreement, Schacht Plan as well. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > The UN backed the creation of a Jewish State because that was THEIR > final solution. False. UNGA voted, despite UNSCOP findings, on a partition in UNGAR 181 to be implemented by UNSC. The 1948 Ben-Gurion declaration is unrelated to the UN and literally against UNGAR 181. Knowing clearly war would ensue the British even abstained from voting on UNGAR 181, let alone supporting Ben-Gurion's adventure. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Have you considered blaming Germany? More than a million Russian and East Bloc Jews flooded the place after the Soviet collapse. That was nearly a half of the place's Jewish population of the time. Why would I blame Irving Moskowitz's funding of Russian Jews' disloyalty on Germany?
It'd be like blaming the amount of Sauds in Dearborn MI on Iran. Very different critters. German Jews and E European/Russian Jews are vastly different at least culturally. My Sarmatian blood? Why do I feel like a mutt at the dogpound? LOL
Re #1646: > German Jews and E European/Russian Jews are vastly different at least > culturally. No doubt about that. Moskowitz doesn't fund it based on culture. He funds it because its his pet project. Kind of like doing charity for tax evasion. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > My Sarmatian blood? Why do I feel like a mutt at the dogpound? And here I was planning to pair you with Alan women >:-)
re #1647 And here I was planning to pair you with Alan women >:-) Somebody beat ya to it, man LOL Actually, my paternal grandfather's grandfather was a paymaster in the Crimean War. Which side is up for debate. *snort* Moskowitz does what they all do. The current name for it out here in Left Coast Land is called a Pomona. They're using endowments as investment vehicles with no regulatory oversight.
Michael Douglas wrote a nice piece on his family experiences with anti- Semitism and talks about scapegoating Jews during bad times: http://tinyurl.com/o46t968 (Links to LA Times)
re #1649 Great read and too familiar. A flipside conversation just to be fair though is that I was motivated to trace my family's roots ever since I was little and attended my great-aunt's funeral. It was there that some of the family was open to the rest about "We are Jews." You can imagine the recoiling self hatred and denial of many whom may have been brought up with fabricated tales simply because they wouldn't have been able to get employment or feel equal among those around them. I was instead fascinated because there was never discussion of such a thing and many of these relatives were your typical Detroit hard working and partying with rough talk average blue collar Americans. It was a reality to me at that point that there is nothing special about origins and heritage when it comes to being who we are. After I'd grown and been in war, I had the opportunity to visit the country of my paternal ancestors and expected maybe a few actual physical altercations just by showing my interest in "What happened to the Jews" but quite the contrary. Perhaps just a mirror image of the amount of being a Jew was revealed to me by my mother in law's best friend. It turned out many of my aquaintances in Bucharest had a Jewish parent or both. And it was no big deal - no more than it was in my own family. In my formative years, I'd heard/seen the word "Jew" used as a negative slur against people who were tightwads. I'm sure many of the folks saying it also had some ancestral intrigue in their own tree so I never gave it much thought. Every nasty racist name you cna think of got tossed around in my neighborhood and most didn't take it literal - it was part of the language among factory folks for the sake of entertainment and adjectives. I had a job at Ford Motor Co as a 3rd party sysadmin and one day, a Wednesday, one of the VP's came up to me to ask a question. I let him know there was some dirt on his forehead. The response was sort of a pissed "I know." I repeated it expecting him to wipe it off and got another more stern "I KNOW." Oh wow, it was Ash Wednesday and I was demonstrating my ignorance. I was also wearing a star of david on my necklace. That gave me alot to think about regarding both myself and maybe what my grandfather and father had experienced. These days it really isn't such a big deal (I'm assuming) but being in Orange County, California where the whole Minutemen and Birther movements have originated I can detect alot of the veiled racism around me. Right down the street is the Saddleback Church with Rick Warren and in the other direction is the Crystal Cathedral of televangelist Robert Schuller. Many of my coworkers are members of each and are pretty open about it. You see "NOTW" (Not of this World) on the rear windshield of every other car, in fact. To balance it out, there is a Chabad House at the corner next to a Little Caesars pizza. And so whom do I find myself hanging out with the most at work? Guys with Persian or Indian background. I suspect it is because we don't feel a connection to the locals. Or because we're not provincial (hahaha)
-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35ib-aFZbuc
Food for thought: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_Genocide_denial#Comparison_with_H olocaust
-- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-32012346 -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VexrmTacOAA
re #1651 Paul Schaeffer is a fag. www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM2ZiFmOICc School was cancelled starting on Dec 22, '89 in Romania and people were scared. Worried what happens if the revolution fails..food runs out... people freeze to death..lights go out...and the TV was on in the AM for the first time ever..and the newscasters weren't in makeup and were basically coming in off the street to report what was happening. People started to make their own newspapers..for the first time since.. what..before 1950. How is this going to work out...people were glued to the tv. What a f#*@'ed up Christmas people thought... And I was watching while America was distracted by Panama.
-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Tfb5UKpxyg
-- https://i.imgur.com/eUj375J.jpg -- https://imgur.com/az2mkmk -- https://i.imgur.com/S2gP3EQ.png
Imperialist Iran: Yemen's Houthi militia close in on president's Aden base http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/03/25/us-yemen-security- idUSKBN0ML0YC20150325 "Houthi leaders have said their advance is a revolution against Hadi and his corrupt government, and Iran has blessed their rise as part of an "Islamic awakening" in the region. "Yemen's slide towards civil war has made the country a crucial front in mostly Sunni Saudi Arabia's rivalry with Shi'ite Iran, which Riyadh accuses of stirring up sectarian strife through its support for the Houthis. Sunni Arab monarchies around Yemen have condemned the Shi'ite Houthi takeover as a coup and have mooted a military intervention in favor of Hadi in recent days. U.S. officials say Saudi Arabia is moving heavy military equipment including artillery to areas near its border with Yemen, raising the risk that the Middle East s top oil power will be drawn into the worsening Yemeni conflict. Saudi sources said the build-up, which also included tanks, was purely defensive."
I find the prospect of this one to be quite humorous: Iran might attack American troops in Iraq, U.S. officials fear Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2015/03/could-iran-attack- us-troops-in-iraq-116365.html#ixzz3VPdBJzID "Two scenarios are of particular concern, officials say. One is that a collapse of the nuclear talks could escalate tensions between Iran and the U.S., emboldening Iranian hard-liners and potentially leading to attacks on Americans in Iraq. Story Continued Below The other is that increased U.S. efforts to oust Syrian president Bashar Assad, a close ally of Tehran, could provoke retaliation from Iran. White House officials who oppose greater involvement in Syria s civil war often cite concern for the safety of Americans in Iraq as a reason for caution, sources said. In either case, U.S. officials fear, Iran could direct the Iraqi Shiite militias under its control to attack U.S. troops aiding the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant." -------------------------------- If this were to happen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_50-gOeBilc
Will Iran's actions in Yemen give Netanyahu's fight/fear of Iranian nuclear weapons credibility? Where was the Peninsula Shield Force during Arab Spring? Conflict of interest? Afraid of Obama? The Arab League summit has invited Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to speak this Saturday. Same bat time, same bat channel.
Fairly predictable outcome: Houthi Fighters in Yemen Attack Air Base Used by U.S. Forces http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/26/world/middleeast/al-anad-air-base- houthis-yemen.html "The United States evacuated its military personnel from Al Anad several days ago, with fighters from Al Qaeda s Yemeni affiliate moving closer from one side and Houthi fighters pushing closer from the other." "Yemen is sliding toward a civil war with ominous elements of a sectarian feud, a regional proxy conflict, the attempted return of an ousted authoritarian, and the expansion of anti-Western extremist groups like Al Qaeda and the Islamic State eager to capitalize on the chaos. The Houthis, a religious group from northern Yemen, practice a variant of Shiite Islam and receive support from Iran."
Houthi is not a religious group. It's an ethnic group which happens to have a religion, too. Not all Houthis practice the same religion. Yemen has been in a civil war since the 1970s when the first Yemenese government was formed in the northwest while the southeast remained under British control. Yemen also happens to be the only country on the Arabian Peninsula to have actual elections with universal suffrage which in the last 10 years have been screwed over by the US and Saudi Arabia because the outcomes were not to their liking. In short, don't really use Jew rags as sources of information. Barefaced lying is a time-proven Anglo-Jew profession. Also let's have tod opine some about Schindler blue instead of his blue collar family barbecues.
Jeb Bush defending the Patriot Act. So it begins. http://www.nationalreview.com/article/418737/jeb-bush-rand-paul-wrong-abo ut- patriot-act-joel-gehrke I have a bad feeling 2016 is going to be Clinton V Bush. At first it was like, okay maybe, let's hope not. Now the media is dismissing other candidates and putting Bush front and center.
Jeb and his wife Hermann Goering
Now that this has been "scooped" we can look forward to more "coming out": http://tinyurl.com/leufbkv This is yet more amusing to me: A Hillary Clinton Match-Up With Marco Rubio Is a Scary Thought for Democrats http://tinyurl.com/lsar73e You can't run on estrogen and political correctness when there's a young, attractive, Hispanic with a great victim story out there appealing to a vastly growing population! I'm no Rubio fan but it's always fun watching the old establishment get destroyed. Then there's THIS guy: http://tinyurl.com/mla2d82 The press is so scared of him ruing it for Hildabeast they don't dare speak his name. At least not too often. They want to control the narrative. Bush VS Clinton. Keep it at that. Long live the dynasties.
I want Colonel Sanders in a Klan outfit to run on the Democratic ticket. That'll make it honest.
Who needs Al Sharpton? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3111535/Hillary-Clinton-plays- raucous-HALF-arena-black-university-claims-opponents-want-disempower- disenfranchise-people-color.html
preach it Hil
> A Path Out of the Middle East Collapse > > With Russia in Syria, a geopolitical structure that lasted four decades > is in shambles. The U.S. needs a new strategy and priorities. > > By HENRY A. KISSINGER -- http://is.gd/qiK5Zs -- (redirects to WSJ) It begins with J, ends with W--and it rhymes with you.
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Japanese Kangaroo
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